Sentence examples for bit of a burden from inspiring English sources
"It's become a bit of a burden".
"It's become a bit of a burden," he allowed.
It's a bit of a burden, as any collector knows.
"So it just puts a little bit of a burden on someone.
But growing up Felsenfeld, he said, wasn't so easy: "I always thought the name was a bit of a burden.
"It's comfortable," she says, "but you still feel like a bit of a burden on your parents, as much as they love and care for you".
Maybe this season it is a bit of a heavy burden".
Among people here, if you're the one person throwing up and having to cut everyone's night short, you no longer gain lad points, but rather become a bit of an inconvenience or burden.
Luckily for us, our live-camera approach to covering the show takes a bit of that burden off of our sagging shoulders now, but old habits die hard and it's good to be prepared just in case.
"It would be nice if we could get a forward who can come in and maybe get 15 to 20 goals and take a bit of the burden off Michu".
Plus it's a bit of financial burden once you get to Maine, because you're running out of money and it seems like all of the hostels in Maine exist purely just to rip you off".
