Sentence examples for bit of bother from inspiring English sources

"Not a bit of bother".

England are in a bit of bother here.

Perhaps the blisters are still causing him a bit of bother.

6.04pm BST 3 min: This Isa character is causing a bit of bother to Tottenham.

"Had a bit of bother?" He directs a knowing glance at Jacko, his constant sidekick.

And all because Mandy has had a bit of bother with his prostate gland.

A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon Jonathan Cape £17.99, pp390 A spot of bother, like a bit of trouble, is usually rather a lot.

You can't simultaneously shift and brake, which can be a bit of a bother.

Ineffability becomes a kind of invisibility cloak, only worn when there is a need to get out of a bit of philosophical bother.

Putting a tail hook on a fly is a bit of a bother, but it helps to hook fish that are striking short.

More often than not, it's just decent, honest, even slightly plonky red, drunk from a highball (stemmed glasses can be a bit of a bother, so I reserve those for when I'm having the really good stuff).