Sentence examples for bit of a road from inspiring English sources
As a result, the Trikke is a bit of a road hog and not well suited to crowded Manhattan sidewalks, where Razors were once common.
You're a little bit of a road warrior in the car and I was very self-sufficient.
Armstrong has been on a bit of a road show recently, talking in vague terms to press about the future of AOL after the spinoff from Time Warner.
Obviously, there's a bit of a road ahead for Foursquare in terms of educating users about their new products and ensuring that their loyal users are pleased with the new experiences.
"Broadly speaking we needed about a million quid to get the company off the ground, and put on a bit of a road show around the City of London.
They are preparing to launch new interactive web content (with an emphasis on the interactive part) and are doing a bit of a road show to see what Silicon Valley thinks of their ideas.
Dmitry Peskov, Mr Putin's spokesman, insists that "no friendship can grant you access to Olympics projects".A contract for the most expensive bit of the Olympics—a road connecting seaside venues with the mountains and costing nearly $9 billion—went to Russian Railways, the state rail monopoly headed by Vladimir Yakunin, a former KGB general and comrade of Mr Putin's.
So October to December was a bit of a rocky road.
At the same time, having team spirit, it's a little bit of a bumpy road".
Blatter laid out what he called "a bit of a Formula One" road map to reform that is scheduled to end at the Fifa Congress in Mauritius in 2013.
