Sentence examples for bit of a weird from inspiring English sources
Ah... bit – bit of a weird one.
It's a bit of a weird contrast.
It's a bit of a weird habit really.
It's a bit of a weird dream but bear with me.
A bit of a weird place, but utterly amazing, and very central.
It's a bit of a weird time when the university term finishes for Christmas.
But last Saturday's hunt, according to Dawn Preston, also of the HSA, was "a bit of a weird-world scenario.
And, for you guys type-tapping away in the Facebook comments asking "why are you writing about this" well, firstly I consider myself a bit of a historian of weird internet thingys and, secondly, I am here to serve the people.
For those that fancy a bit of weird date matching, here's a bit of trivia: Mandy Boylett's red hot bang-a-lang-a-banger has landed on our fair planet exactly 20 years after the release of Trainspotting.
She said: "I remember you were a bit of a numpty and had a weird sense of humour".
The math prodigies are set somewhat apart from the more general-capacity prodigies, being seemingly possessed of a weird bit of wiring more than an over-all enhanced capacity for learning to do things.
