Sentence examples for bit like a year from inspiring English sources

His article is a bit like a Year 10 class on Friday afternoon.

Nothing worse then forgetting you've changed films!! NOTHING! 4 A urine planner (sounds a bit like a year planner) A special app that lets you know when your next wee is due.

"And I remember feeling a little bit like a 55-year-old.

PITTSBURGH — When Sidney Crosby's first shot at a Stanley Cup championship fell short by the smallest of margins Wednesday night, he looked every bit like a 20-year-old who had just had his dream snatched away.

You get the feeling that people were grateful for the rally but they didn't really believe in it, a bit like a 12 year-old being told that Santa Claus was coming to bring him presents," wrote Bernie McSherry, senior vice president of strategic initiatives for Cuttone & Co. in a note to clients Tuesday morning.

Livingston sounds every bit like a 30-year-old veteran who's already banked an NBA championship.

"It is a bit like an off-year election in the U.S., where activists are more likely to vote than ordinary citizens," he said.

JOANNA NEWSOM -- This confounding singer and harpist sounds a bit like an 8-year-old genius; that's high praise, of course.

Here he is, though, on Gimme Some Lovin', giving the Hammond some welly and not sounding a bit like an 18-year-old Brit.

The first ever track I made probably sounded a bit like an 11-year-old recording a keyboard demo tune onto a tape deck, which is pretty much what it was.

"The first year was a bit like the first year of a marriage – but with 25 people rather than just one". That is how Jude Tisdall describes joining a co-housing development purpose-built for women over 50.