Sentence examples for bit of a lump from inspiring English sources
(6) 22 Writer having cake served up is a bit of a lump (6) 24 Stuck in pot - a rotten plant (4).
As you can surmise, it's a bit of a lump in the hand, but it's well balanced.
Rather than add them all to the list of planets proper, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) instead defined them as "dwarf planets" and, amid a bit of a kerfuffle, lumped Pluto in with the newcomers.New Horizons' encounter with Pluto will be the first close-up view of any of these dwarfs in its normal state but not necessarily of any such dwarf at all.
I think it's a little bit of a mistake to lump them as a single thing.
"The plasma is a bit like a lump of jelly and you are holding it with a magnetic field which is a bit like knitting wool – and imagine holding a lump of jelly with a few pieces of knitting," says Cowley.
So a bit like a lump of mud".
A third swings kettlebells – a bit of a mis-step: these iron lumps may be capable of crushing a man's skull, but their handling on stage is unengaging.
Give the whiskey and brown sugar mixture a bit of a stir and try to dissolve the lumps.
(Pause) Not a lump at all, nor the comrade of a lump.
"For me that was really a bit of a no-brainer, because with the prospect of constantly feeling 'will it be this morning, when will I find the lump?' I just thought 'no'no
