Sentence examples for bit of a bum from inspiring English sources
Since then, Harwich has a bit of a bum deal.
Ms. Rice, in particular, "is getting a bit of a bum rap," Mr. Powell said.
She sewed a couple of pads in his knickers, so he had a bit of a bum.
All in all, it was a bit of a bum note in the final 48 hours of the campaign.
Tina has been spying on the Holsts – who continue to butt heads over Jeanette – for her anonymous boss, and sees Åsa being helped off with her fake bump (bit of a bum move getting undressed by a window with a secret this big to hide).
It's a bit of a bum deal, really, when you consider he only ever really made two infamous cock-ups during a 12-season stint at Elland Road: leaping over the ill-fated Chelsea midfielder Peter Houseman's pea-dribbler in the 1970 FA Cup final, and throwing the ball into his own net in front of the Kop at Anfield in 1967.
It was a bit of a bum-out, but it did give us a chance to check in on the thrash-punk kids and see what they've been up to.
To reach the Albanian Riviera, one of the most spectacular strips of land in Europe, the small price to pay is a bit of a sore bum.
I've done well with my fitness, even if I've still got a bit of a 'J-Lo' bum and need to shed two or three pounds.
Which is fitting, as the show seems to have a bit of a fixation on bums.
"I kind of gave myself a little bit of a kick up the bum with the double bogey on seven," he said.
