Sentence examples for bit of a drought from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you need a bit of a drought to make you appreciate things.

AMC, which provided three of the most important shows of the last decade with Mad Men, Breaking Bad, and especially ratings blockbuster The Walking Dead, has been in a bit of a drought, with shows such as Turn, Hell on Wheels, and Halt and Catch Fire failing to connect with audiences.

The industry was going through a console generation, and that usually translates to a bit of a drought.

Ronaldo's first-half header in Turin saw him score his 25th goal in a Champions League quarter-final, while Messi had to end a bit of a drought against United.

"We've had a bit of a drought in Texas.

I went through a bit of a drought in the ladies department this past year, so I started masturbating a lot.

HARRISON, N.J. (AP) — Kenny Cooper broke out of a bit of a scoring drought, scoring his first two goals since Aug. 19, but the New York Red Bulls striker didn't want to talk about himself.

MR: What's the story behind "Remind Me"?   BA: This song ended a bit of a writing drought for me.

To find out what was going on, I made a few phone calls to some friends who told me Adelaide was in a bit of a "pills drought".

"We had been hoping for several good wars in the last few years, but with the Syrian dilemma ending in trade sanctions, Congress voting against ground troops in the Ukraine during the Crimea crisis, and now the Iran Deal suspending even more war in the middle east, we are looking at a bit of a war drought," said a company spokesman.

Bougainvillea can take quite a bit of drought, and it's better to let it start to wilt than risk drowning the roots.