Sentence examples for at something of from inspiring English sources

Chelsea is at something of a crossroads.

The firm itself is at something of a crossroads.

Normally new stock is sold at something of a discount.

The defense lawyers will begin at something of a disadvantage.

THE cupcake is at something of a crossroads.

In fact, he's at something of a loss to explain why he took the role.

Often you'll be at something of a loss about where to go and with whom.

Moreover, homes in Stratfield trade at something of a discount compared with others in nearby neighborhoods.

"If you pump enough money at something, of course it can get done.

I was teaching part-time in London, but was at something of a loose end.

Yet Mr. Bosket did hint at something of a life of suffering.