Sentence examples for a bit strapped from inspiring English sources

The nouveaux riches of Asia and Russia are a bit strapped for cash these days.

There was a will for change here because everybody had been through an incredibly difficult period and things financially were a bit strapped".

The only problem, particularly if you're a bit strapped for a cash, is how to resist going straight back for another.

But if you're a bit strapped for reading time, one group, We Hunted the Mammoth, has taken two things the internet loves – handwritten signs and cats – and created the perfect reply: Confused Cats Against Feminism.

What with the royalties and repeat fees he must have accrued over the years from what I've always imagined to be a highly successful and enviable career, it had never previously occurred to me that Adrian Edmondson might be a bit strapped for cash.

12.23pm: Trident Chris Mullin, the former Labour minister, says that given the government is "a bit strapped for cash at the moment" would not it be a good time to reconsider the £20bn Trident upgrade? Brown says that figure covers a 20-year period.

That's why, in a flying sequence near the end of the show, he has the lighting swing round to show the stage hands manipulating the flying crane, with Raoul, oblivious, doing his soaring through a night-sky bit, strapped to the other end.

"We gave him treatment, he had a bit of strapping on his back, but he's fine.

Surely, though, it was a bit of fun, being strapped to the front of the car, wearing a cowboy hat.

It was a little surreal to see people DJing in the middle of the desert, but when in Rome, you know?" "A bit later, we all strapped on helmets and ripped around a track in these giant dune buggies.

1634: Also spotted was Ulster's Kiwi prop John Afoa sat on his backside, getting a bit of supplementary strapping on his ankle.