Sentence examples for bit of a flying from inspiring English sources

Uhtred, with his mixed-up heritage, has the potential to become a more emotionally complex Prince of Denmark; but so far The Last Kingdom is, well, a bit of a flying turd.

It was a bit of a flying visit, and I don't claim to qualify yet for a PhD in Norwich North studies, but I am now slightly better informed than I was 10 hours ago.

While actually getting off the ground for the first time is a bit of a chore, flying is surprisingly intuitive, once you get the hang of the two different joysticks.

We took a bit of a flyer on our No. 6 wine, the 2006 Paso Creek.

"At the time we just took a bit of a flyer.

" 'Cats' on paper was the worst idea conceivable," he said, "but we got it onstage because Bernard Delfont, an old-fashioned showman, took a bit of a flyer on it".

She was sitting as far back in her seat as she could, as if she didn't want to be in the path of a flying bit of diamante if it suddenly popped off a dress or headband.

Renault's involvement in Nissan took a bit of courage, flying as it did in the face of a stereotype that the French and Japanese get along like cats and dogs.

Preston boss Simon Grayson: "There was a bit of criticism flying around at the weekend but we've shown a lot of spirit and character and when we've had to defend we have.

"There's been a bit of stick flying about but the crowd was excellent - it's a really difficult period.

There was a bit of outrage flying around online recently.