Sentence examples for bit of a dog from inspiring English sources
It was, in fact, a bit of a dog.
Can be a bit of a dog to navigate.
Yet they still call Tidal Bay "a bit of a dog" (that's not a compliment).
Stunningly, achingly beautiful, yes, but to drive, it was a bit of a dog.
"It's a bit of a dog at the moment," Mr. Draper said.
He's slightly hilarious as a character: he's wearing a suit, but he's also got a bit of a dog face.
The document deluge has offered plenty of mortifyingly frank appraisals of foreign leaders (the Italian Prime Minister is "feckless, vain, and ineffective"), a smidgen of Gawkerish titillation (a British Labour minister was "a bit of a hound dog where women are concerned"), and some genuine news (China could accept a unified Korea under Seoul's control).
"We'd always known that coins was a bit of a dogs breakfast of a dataset.
In fact, the film itself is a bit of a shaggy dog story.
"People in the audience, even if they have no idea who Biden is, they might say, 'Oh, I did not know that he was a bit of a dirty dog.' So it throws things off".
After describing himself as "a bit of a gay dog" and admitting to almost getting married several times, he surprised many by quietly and suddenly wedding, at 45, his 31-year-old gardener, Alice Baily.
