Sentence examples for bit of a slump from inspiring English sources
"I was in a little bit of a slump.
You may have heard we're in a bit of a slump.
"We're in a bit of a slump," said Seton Hall forward Marcus Toney-El.
And when we are behind closed doors we go into a bit of a slump".
"The bottom line, he's in a little bit of a slump," Scott said.
While eBay's online commerce division is a cash cow, the business has been stuck in a bit of a slump.
Li Wenquan had been having a bit of a personal slump, but stuck his final arrow into the centre.
Quarterback Matt Ryan suffered a bit of a sophomore slump last season (6.0 yppp) after a great rookie campaign (7.4 yards per pass play), but Ryan did face a much tougher schedule of pass defenses last season (those teams would combine to allow 5.9 yppp to an average QB) and his performance should fall somewhere in between the great 2008 and mediocre 2009 numbers.
Hartley was in a bit of an offensive slump, scoring in double figures once in the last six games.
"Baudelaire was an inventor of the word 'modern'; he looked at what being a bohemian meant, and it was extraordinarily important; Nabokov was published in Paris, but then it peters off in the late '60s and the early '70s: there was a bit of a trough, a slump, and I think France is looking for its pulse".
After seeing that Frye could consistently hit from long range (he made six 3-pointers in a game in early January), teams adjusted and Frye went into a bit of a 3-point slump over the last few weeks.
