Sentence examples for bit of a mistake from inspiring English sources

You're making a bit of a mistake there, ha, ha.

THOMPSON (smugly): He made a bit of a mistake.

Was the whole thing just a bit of a mistake?

In fact, the whole ban thing might have been a bit of a mistake, he seemed to be implying.

Michael Eavis, the festival's founder, later described the decision to book them as "a bit of a mistake".

"He says he made a bit of a mistake, and I'll take him at his word," England's coach, Andy Flower, told the BBC.

Very early that year, Day had made a bit of a rookie mistake by allowing that challenging Tiger Woods was one of his goals.

"He was kind of a rookie on the tour, and it was a bit of a rookie mistake," said a chuckling Martin Laurendeau, Canada's current Davis Cup captain, who was on the trip.

"Then behind the safety car I made a little bit of a big mistake with Daniel [Ricciardo] who was stopping behind the safety car on the straight and I was very surprised and I had to go to the right.

But there ingenuity ran out, and after a few years of struggle it was abandoned as a bit of an embarrassing mistake.

He's also a bit of a joke, mistaking some random Brits for the second biggest band in the world.