Sentence examples for bit of a wrench from inspiring English sources

Going there aged 13 was a bit of a wrench and I've been recovering from it ever since.

Robert Sarvis Libertarian Partyy candidacy throws a little bit of a wrench into to comparing 2013 to 2012.

And it is clearly a bit of a wrench not to be able to get his stethoscope out at any time.

It was a bit of a wrench to know whether to leave him at that or to go back over hurdles but I just thought he could do with learning more experience about racing over hurdles before he went chasing".

"The new H1N1 virus could throw a little bit of a wrench into things," said Andrew Pekosz, an associate professor of molecular microbiology and immunology at Johns Hopkins University.

It was a bit of a wrench at first, coming to London, because I am really a home girl but the opportunities are huge with the WSL [the new World Women's Super League, in which Arsenal currently stand second], the World Cup and European qualifiers this year and, of course, the Olympics.

"It's a bit of a monkey wrench in the plans, but nothing we can't handle," said Marty Ryan, the executive producer in charge of political programming at Fox News Channel.

Mounted on a wall was a wrench so large that at first I took it for a playful sculpture of a wrench.

A loose pin was defined as a pin, which could be removed by hand without use of a wrench.

There is an icon of a wrench next to it.

With the help of a wrench, hold the motor shaft.