Sentence examples for bit of a fix from inspiring English sources
Now they find themselves in a bit of a fix.
Love: "I always thought The X Factor was a bit of a fix.
I got myself and the characters into bit of a fix.
Some of them even greet me cheerily and admire my dog, which puts me in a bit of a fix.
The Mets had just fired their own manager, Bobby Valentine, and Phillips was in a bit of a fix.
But at present, regulators are in a bit of a fix over how to distinguish risk-trading done on behalf of clients from proprietary trading.
At 50, I am in between the baby boomers and generation X – the two generations that became expert at buying the renovator's delight, doing a bit of a fix-up and selling to take advantage of the rising property market.
"Balotelli is a bit of a fixed mannequin and he has to learn the Liverpool way or he'll just be standing there watching". While Liverpool looked vulnerable out wide in the first half, it was their deficiencies in the centre of defence that were exposed by the Swiss side's goal.
This is a bit of a specific fix, but this utility and driver has been known to prevent the creation of system restore points.
where N = N e N b b log 2 ( M ), is the average number of neighbors and different bits for a fixed modulation SNR = E t / γ, the signal to noise SNR ratio (22).
Convincing information-overloaded consumers to willingly hand over their mobile digits to get random texts might seem a bit of a counter-intuitive "fix" for digital information overload.
