Sentence examples for bit of a school from inspiring English sources

A bit of a school swot, he came across to contemporaries as dour and older than his years.

It reminded me a bit of a school trip.

Samuels believed there was "a bit of a public school ethos" behind the work-capability regime introduced under the Conservative-Lib Dem coalition and new Conservative plans.

"I'm a bit of an old school artist who tries new stuff and I've always tried to be one of those people who showcases others.

I am a little bit of an old-school guy.

It's a mix of Instagram and YouTube…maybe a bit of an old-school RockYou component.

It's disappointed journos packing up their notebooks now that "MILIBAND BOOED BY BROTHERS" is off the headline agenda September 10 , 2013Carl Dinnen (@carldinnen) TUC reaction to Ed Miliband's speech a bit like that of a school assembly to a worthy guest speaker.

I was a greedy guts and a bit of a fatty at school.

'I was a bit of a misfit at school,' she says.

You feel Wallace, a bit of a troublemaker at school, is deliberately not staying between the lines.

Anderson – who had been a bit of a punk at school and was once voted "most likely to get arrested" by her classmates – moved to New York to try to make it as an actor.