Sentence examples for bit of a death from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit of a death spiral," said one analyst.

Definitely a food for someone with a bit of a death wish.

"I think the first one was a bit of a death wish, to be honest," she said.

That meant I was either always pressured to ship software that wasn't quite ready, which is a little bit of a death spiral, or I was always raising money within a few days of payroll — and asking the employees to trust me and to not quit.

"It died a bit of a death which is a shame.

In a world dominated by savvy, smarmy kids, admitting the latter is a bit of a death sentence.

Still, Nokia has been in quite the crunch lately and has put nearly all their eggs in the Microsoft basket, so I guess the Lumia 800 is a bit of a life-or-death situation over in Finland after all.

They have a bit of a problem with their death bowlers, and this is not exactly going to teach them any lessons.

"When I was just out of university, I had gone through a bit of a tragedy with the death (through illness) of my mother, and took to wearing a coat all the time.

(Although Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall once reminded me that the dairy industry involves quite a bit of death, if you're a male calf, and it's not all sweetness and light for the female calves and their mothers, either. Thanks for that, Hugh).

It is a little bit of the death of the theater".