Sentence examples for bit of a sharing from inspiring English sources

So it's been a bit of a sharing that has been quite useful.

Fire and music have always had a bit of a shared history, all the way from a Rubens' tube to those love-them/hate-them fire jugglers at festivals.

(N4) It's become a bit of a shared role because we are often now enlightening doctors to things that we've picked up in a conversation that may not have time to be discussing otherwise with the patient.

This was seen as an extended role by practice nurses as one nurse described It's become a bit of a shared role because we are often now enlightening doctors to things that we've picked up in a conversation that may not have time to be discussing otherwise with the patient.

Some of Clegg's neighbours joined us – in fact, I spent a bit of time sharing cake with one of them, and as he watched the protesters he admitted: "I'm surprised someone didn't do this sooner".

Additionally, I suspect Harry's has to work carefully to avoid infringing on patents, but their success of late has certainly given the big guys a bit of a market-share haircut while earning sharp valuations.

There's always a bit of anxiety when sharing work, especially if you put yourself in confronting poses.

(CNS1) I think there is a bit of sharing.

This is a great way for making a little bit of shared sound at a picnic for a small group, when snoozing on a hammock, relaxing in the back yard, sitting in a room with others, in a tent, etc.

A fine bit of eclecticism came in a shared program by two dancers at this summer's Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival.

Owen did a bit of research to share with the group: a 2002 forum discussion based on an article published in the feminist magazine Bitch: Feminist Response to Pop Culture on this very subject.