Sentence examples for bit of a cloud from inspiring English sources

"Obviously," Mr. Cox said, "there's a bit of a cloud hanging over the city right now.

The lead authors Chris Field of the US and Vicente Barros of Argentina began this exercise under a bit of a cloud.

Robert himself has left one or two classes under a bit of a cloud after a free and frank exchange of views.

Still, there may be a bit of a cloud on the horizon for the rest of the summer, warned John Atwood, whose family has owned the Sun N Sand Motel in Stone Harbor for 50 years.

That could put a bit of a cloud over Citigroup, because it is hard to plan budgeting and capital spending for insurance, which is one-third of their major operations, that they may not own in three years.

Gilmore had a respectable 30-year career at Motorola but departed under a bit of a cloud.

Karstens, who settled for a two-hit shutout, always seemed to have a bit of a rain cloud over his head.

"The collateral damage from that broken promise", our un-nameable MP said, "is a bit of a black cloud over the government even now".

"The first helicopter sent up a bit of a dust cloud and knocked over a bin but we never expected what happened next!" he told The Huffington Post.

The parenting class I went to in [village], everyone had relatively good births, so you kind of feel like the black sheep walking in saying mine was really horrible and I hated it and etcetera etcetera because you feel like a bit of a black cloud to everybody else.

"That doesn't mean that other places aren't going to be so good — but the in the south east of England, it's a bit of a close shave whether the low cloud and mist will be able to clear in time," Leon Brown, the channel's chief meteorologist, told The Independent.