Sentence examples for bit of a dust from inspiring English sources

Recently there was a bit of a dust up when TEDGlobal sent out a note to TEDx organisers asking them not to not book speakers whose work spans the paranormal, the conspiratorial, new age "quantum neuroenergy", etc: what is called woo.

The truth is that Ping launched with Facebook Connect integration, but it was only for contact importing, and then Apple and Facebook had a bit of a dust up.

"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.

Carlson got in a bit of a dust-up with the audience when he spoke Thursday.

Top Gear co-presenter James May described it as a "bit of a dust-up".

That's been a little bit of a dust-up in the Post in the last couple weeks [about corporate sponsorships].

"I think he's been involved in a bit of a dust-up and I don't think it's that serious," he added.

Top Gear co-presenter James May confirmed on Wednesday that Clarkson had been "involved in a bit of a dust-up".

This annoyed Hodgson and his players and has ensured an even tenser battle between the home nations, one which excites Coleman, who said: "If I'm honest, I'd be looking forward to a bit of a dust-up, within the realms of … I'm not talking about the stupid stuff, I'm talking about a 100mph game of football, which is what we're used to aren't we? "In international football you don't really get that.

There's been a bit of a dust-up regarding the actual fuel savings.

Clarkson has expressed regret over the incident, which his co-presenter James May labelled "a bit of a dust-up".