Sentence examples for bit of a toss from inspiring English sources
Whether you're single or in a committed relationship, these days I think most people agree that Valentine's Day is a bit of a toss.
I also really like Phil Collins; it's a bit of a toss-up between those two to be lead vocalist.
But given a choice between chippiness and pomposity I'd say it's a bit of a toss-up.
I wouldn't use that phrase, but it is going to be a bit of a toss-up".
"So it can be a bit of a toss-up, but if Maria serves well, I think the rest of her game sort of calms down and is good".
The best picture category was a bit of a toss-up this year, but it isn't unusual for a film that wins a screenplay award to also win the biggest award of the night.
He will always speak dramatically about "his boys" despite the fact that "his boys" think he's a bit of a tosser.
I preferred the moment near the start when he described himself, to a Muggle waitress, as "a bit of a tosser, really" — English slang for a useless bloke, or, originally, a masturbator.
I feel like a bit of a tosser, to be honest: Tom aside, I don't really know any of these people, and here I am, jovially weighing in on the round-robin emails with mediocre World-Cuppy one-liners – Gut Truster gone circular.
To be honest, that's a bit of a toss-up; Nintendo seems to be pretty inconsistent about this sort of thing.
