Sentence examples for bit of a coin from inspiring English sources

But since their astonishing winning run in 2010, England's T20 performances have been a bit of a coin toss.

"It was a bit of a coin toss with them but we were comfortable either way," New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum said on Wednesday.

For those born in 1980s, 50% and so it's become a bit of a coin toss for that generation as to whether or not they're materially better often their parents were.

It just seems like so much effort, and quite a bit of coin, for an effect that may well has lost its charm by the time you finished watching Avatar in 3D for the first time.

They're currently aiming to work with rideshare/delivery drivers, enabling them to make a bit of extra coin while doing the driving they're already doing.

The product's designed for rideshare/delivery drivers, enabling them to make a bit of extra coin while doing the driving they're already doing.

So far, that system of increasing value is working remarkably well, and in the interest of full disclosure, I have invested a bit of Canadian coin into Bitcoin.

Not only didn't alcohol consumption decrease during Prohibition, but the American taxpayers were at that point paying quite a bit of extra coin to enforce the decrease in alcohol consumption that they were not getting.

Not only didn't alcohol consumption decrease during Prohibition, the American taxpayer was at that point paying quite a bit of extra coin to enforce the decrease in alcohol consumption that they were not getting.

A reader says the face of King Mswati on the head side is a bit of a giveaway but the coin, which is worth 8p, does work in vending machines.

His choices average 0.26±0.20 bits higher in entropy information (95% confidence interval, P = 0.005), as against the single bit that determines the outcome of a coin toss, and the average 2.16±0.10 bits (95%) of (predominantly meaningless) entropy information if the rarer word had always been chosen.