Sentence examples for be a bit touch from inspiring English sources
"They're not normally long-term but they can be a bit touch and go".
"They're not normally long-term but they can be a bit touch and go". Anscombe made his debut for the Blues against Edinburgh on 23 November after joining from Waikato Chiefs in New Zealand.
The process can be a bit touch-and-go, and during this time of year our field team must be prepared for releases whenever flies are ready.
"I was vomiting profusely and it was a bit touch and go for a while there".
I said several days ago we had a super Rohan Dennis here, and it was a bit touch and go.
"Obviously it was a bit touch and go with my knee," said Tweddle, who missed the European Championships in May after the surgery and had to battle hard to regain her fitness in time for Olympic selection.
"It was a bit touch-and-go either way.
It was a bit touch-and-go there after we batted but the boys bowled really well.
We just got sent zombies towards us and we had to improvise stabbing, so it was a bit touch-and-go from time to time".
He's a bit touched, frankly, and only the newest and unlikeliest member of his band of slavery-fighting renegades can see it". Brown believes Little Onion to be a girl, but he is actually Henry Shakleford, an escaped Kansas slave who meets the abolitionist in rags.
"We think they will both be alright - Robshaw might be a bit more touch and go," added the England boss.
