Sentence examples for bit of a time from inspiring English sources

We're in a bit of a time crunch, so I'm sorta thinking out loud here.

"There was a bit of a time lag between when it started until the additional reps arrived.

It all stems from the fact the English view is stuck in a bit of a time warp.

But "the United States is stuck in a bit of a time warp," only recently catching up to the changing realities on the ground, he said.

Denver, trailing by just one point, will now take over on their own 20 with quite a bit of a time left in the fourth quarter.

This is a world in which young couples make "a lovely effort to be gay about things", one's regiment has "a bit of a time of it", and Boots in the high street has "taken a biff during the raids".

This could be a bit of a time-consuming process for those who follow dozens, hundreds or even more, on Twitter.

However, for a service like Twitter that's constantly tweaking its user interface and even how its core feature set functions — like what counts toward the 140 characters or how replies work — messing around with rounded thumbnails and buttons seems like a bit of a time-waster.

However, for a service like Twitter that's constantly tweaking its user interface and even how its core feature set functions — like what counts toward the 140 characters or how replies work — messing around with rounded thumbnails and buttons seems like a bit of a time-waster.

But then after that, we felt exhausted, so we took a bit of a time-out, a bit of a rest.

Danny Rampling: It was a bit of a worrying time really.