Sentence examples for bit of a relationship from inspiring English sources

"We did establish a little bit of a relationship and we wish each other well," Mr. Bauer said.

Q: The Steelers have a bit of a relationship with Call of Duty since Le'Veon Bell and Alejandro Villanueva were turned into characters in the game for Call of Duty: WW2.

"As a lonely folk singer I've developed a bit of a relationship with these birds," says Lee, who offers his audience a haunting ballad about longing for a fumble where the buds blossom.

You'll notice that there is a bit of a relationship between how long people thought they'd live, and how long they actually lived - people who gave themselves better odds of living to 75 were indeed more likely to live that long.

Past colonialism and power affected how participants perceived their engagement with Gulu partners: "I'd rather build up a bit of a relationship with them first.

There are lots of white people that go in to their country and dictate a lot of changes" Participant A "I'd rather build up a bit of a relationship with them first.

"We came back to develop a little bit more of a relationship with Gilad and John and to figure out if we did decide to come to New York what this would look like.

The flavour is very intense so I had a bit of a love/hate relationship with it.

It tells me how many miles I've run and how fast I'm going so it's a bit of a love/hate relationship.

We've had a bit of a tumultuous relationship with Jonathan Mann over the past year.

Ridesharing companies and airports have always had a bit of a fractious relationship.