Sentence examples for bit of a hot from inspiring English sources

Coffee has also proved a bit of a hot commodity among deal makers of late.

There are no organised activities while on national duty and even talking about faith became a bit of a hot potato.

Casual work is always a bit of a hot button issue – with everyone ready to let fly the anecdote to support their cause.

For now, however, the AI is a bit of a hot mess.

Ad supported telephony has been a bit of a hot topic in telephony.

The Surface RT sold poorly, the Surface Pro had promise but lacked polish, and Windows 8 itself was a bit of a hot mess.

There are couple of Les Routiers-apubsved pubs in the Midlands that cook their carvery joints in (ooooh, get them!) an Aga and, curiously, the south-west and Cornwall particularly seems to be a bit of a hotbed of next-level carvery action.

"We're very casual competitors," Pinson said cheerfully as she fed Icey bits of a hot dog.

Ocho Tulum is less eccentric and a bit more of a hot spot (it can be loud), but still lovely: Balinese-style beds are draped in mosquito nets, and there's a hammock on every front porch.

It's been a bit of a political hot potato," he said.

But it's always been a bit of a political hot potato," says Shepherd.