Sentence examples for being in a bit of from inspiring English sources

Depression is a genuine debilitating condition, and being in "a bit of a funk" isn't.

But recently, being in a bit of a hurry, I decided to buy only the breast meat, which cooks in minutes.

Deborah Stollery apologized through the screen window of the ice cream stand she runs in Corinth, N.Y., for being in a bit of a tizzy.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Being in a bit of a hurry, I started off with my wife, a novelist with a professional interest in female characters, who has been furtively following the royal-pregnancy story for months, partly online and partly by filching out of the mailbox our neighbor's copy of People magazine.

Being in a bit of a hurry, I started off with my wife, a novelist with a professional interest in female characters, who has been furtively following the royal-pregnancy story for months, partly online and partly by filching out of the mailbox our neighbor's copy of People magazine.

Vince Cable accused the Conservatives of being "in a bit of a panic because of UKIP", as he responded to Home Office proposals leaked last week.

It was in a bit of disarray.

Tottenham were in a bit of trouble.

So we're in a bit of a problem here.

The world is in a bit of a mess.

DIVIDEND seekers are in a bit of a quandary.