Sentence examples for a bit up from inspiring English sources

"It's been a bit up and down," Guzan said, preceding the sentence with a laugh.

— ANDREW DAS Altidore and Dempsey have been flip-flopping a bit up front as the spear of the attack.

Last season was a bit up and down, a massive learning curve for him, so I'm not surprised this year he's really kicked off again," Barry said.

We are a bit up and down, but once we focus on what we need to do I really believe we can beat anyone".

All of these signals could not be achieved in the Mega32, as the Mega32 runs at a maximum frequency of 16MHz, which means to toggle a bit up and down, will give a resulting frequency of 8MHz.

"The year after the Olympics is always a bit up in the air because no-one knows who could come through and win so it'll be interesting to see how it turns out".

"So (it's) still a bit up for grabs.

Market economics is a bit up in the air.

"Success breeds success, and in four-day cricket we have been a bit up and down".

After such a long time out, it goes a bit up and down".

He bowled intelligently on a fourth-day wicket that was a bit up-and-down, fiddling out the first three wickets and taking three catches as well.