Sentence examples for bit of a second from inspiring English sources
"To us this came as a bit of a second wind," he says.
Townsend caught a bit of a second wind, taking a 3-1 leat athehe start of the third set.
In the last couple of months, Mr. Nader's campaign has enjoyed a bit of a second wind with what the Nader campaign has called "super rallies" in cities like Boston, Chicago and Seattle, which have attracted more than 10,000 people each time out.
The move obviously bolsters the Kindle's value as a "kids ebook" solution and allows the Potter books to gain a bit of a second wind thanks to renewed interest.
Instead of simply treating the app as something that serves as a bit of a second screen, it shows the company is willing to explore new kinds of form factors and potential platforms to get the best of Twitter in front of as many people as possible.
When someone lies, they usually pause for a bit of a second before answering a question.
The Daily Telegraph suggests he needs to be careful not to be remembered "as untrustworthy and a bit of a second-rater".
Jackman says surviving on £10 a day was "a bit of a first-world problem to have".
