Sentence examples for a bit of unexpected from inspiring English sources

Cronyn, meanwhile, has enjoyed a bit of unexpected recognition.

St Andrews has been known in the past to host a bit of unexpected drama.

To add a bit of unexpected sparkle, Garland dabbed the same gloss lightly upon the cupid's bow, following the M of the upper lip.

Not the place to take a fussy eater, then, but a find if you fancy a bit of unexpected adventure in Harrogate.

He took a simple concept, the asymmetrical hemline, and made it chic — the kind of feat where the designer seems to excel, creating timeless clothing that avoids being boring through a bit of unexpected ingenuity.

A couple of months ago, his brother Romeo followed suit, and because an unglimpsed child model forms the bedrock of my novel, this has maybe given it a bit of unexpected oomph.

And it is on a bit of an unexpected roll: its students won last year's Clericus Cup, a soccer tournament for teams from various seminaries in Rome.

Tennis's French Open got off to a bumpy start for Rafael Nadal, too, but a bit of the unexpected is always expected in Paris, writes Jon Wertheim on SI.com.

"I suppose it's a bit of an unexpected move, considering Frieze has always been known for the most contemporary of the contemporary, but we now want to bring that modern feel to the world of the historic art fair".

This year's version produced a bit of an unexpected hero in the Clippers' Chris Paul, not because he is not a fantastic player, but because he usually gets the attention that is left over when everyone is done with LeBron James and Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard and Carmelo Anthony and Kevin Durant.

Will's in for a bit of an unexpected surprise when a family member turns up.