Sentence examples similar to bit of a bar from inspiring English sources

While proprietor Hank Staples has kept the pressed tin walls and ceilings that give the bar its bit-of-a-dump vibe, he has invested in the infrastructure, so the club has adequate air conditioning, a wooden dancefloor, and a top-notch sound system.

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Jack, played by Bill Tarbey, is a bit of a bar-room baritone.

In addition, he noted that "anytime you're treading in territory that's been written about a lot, you feel that it's a little bit of a higher bar".

You could also consider adding little bits of a chocolate bar.

According to the tabloids, Jagger was discovered enjoying a bit of "candy bar cunnilingus", as one wag dubbed it – a story that she's always fervently denied.

An old bar of soap works well just shave or rub a bit of the bar soap off on to the belt or buy belt dressing.

A few trips around the store could land you some cheese cubes and crackers, a bit of yogurt, a snack bar and other odds and ends that could tide you over until you find something more substantial to eat.

Extensions have made the place a bit of a warren, but the original bar is still at its heart.

If you crossed the "21" Club with Balthazar and threw in a bit of the Oyster Bar, you would end up with something like City Hall.

"It's a bit of a gimmick, for people in bars and in clubs.