Sentence examples for bit of a third from inspiring English sources
John Harrison is a bit of a third wheel.
Despite being a bit of a third division player in the sweetie league (because it's not made of actual chocolate and has an ever-so-slightly gritty texture), I always liked a Caramac – the Milkybar's less anaemic cousin.
In this latest installment, Wendel's character has thrown herself into her newly found lesbian identity and Bell's character begins to feel like a bit of a third wheel.
Townsend caught a bit of a second wind, taking a 3-1 leat athehe start of the third set.
"To us this came as a bit of a second wind," he says.
Could Swift be a bit of a second-wave, sex-positive feminist?
Jackman says surviving on £10 a day was "a bit of a first-world problem to have".
Predraft reports called Pierre-Paul a bit of a first-round gamble, but Reese said he thought he had the biggest upside of any player in the draft.
The Daily Telegraph suggests he needs to be careful not to be remembered "as untrustworthy and a bit of a second-rater".
The best approach, Andreessen suggested, is to price things so that companies "get a little bit of a first-day pop," rather than a dramatic increase.
