Sentence examples similar to bit of a match from inspiring English sources

"I always feel like I was a little bit of a match-maker," says Koltai.

There's a bit of a shoving match between Negredo and a couple of Portuguese players.

It's a bit of a closer match, in a competition with Wells Fargo, but the tool says the credit union still wins: "Georgia United Credit Union wins this match by offering truly free checking with low fees".

"It's a bit of a grudge match," said Mr. Lewis of the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

The teams' coaches engaged in a bit of a chess match during the first half.

4.00pm: After two hours of talks which one observer said turned into a "bit of a shouting match", the meeting breaks up.

Tweets are usually sport-orientated, but some help raise money for charity, and he has a bit of a grudge match going on against Piers Morgan.

Historically there's been a bit of a slagging match that has nothing to do with the quality of the people involved.

In addition to the points and putting his offensive skill on display, Backstrom got involved in a bit of a shoving match with Rangers captain Ryan Callahan.

Then I plaster my hair down into Bertie Wooster's savage side parting: it's a bit of a wrestling match.

"In the second half, we lost our shape and composure and it became a bit of a basketball match – going up and back – and we just couldn't get control of [the match]," he said.