Sentence examples for bit of stick about from inspiring English sources
"Their fans then gave me a bit of stick about my illness.
We've had a bit of stick about our changing rooms and so forth, people making a joke about it with regard to the Manchester United players.
Lawro thinks that will change in Saturday's game against Burnley and told BBC Sport: "Huddersfield are doing better than I expected and I have been getting a bit of stick about it for a few weeks now.
"He stumbled with Michael Potts and fell into it". Mills added: "He's been getting a bit of stick about it because we think he might be the first player to be tackled by a mannequin". The former Kidderminster player has scored twice in 15 appearances for the Minstermen this season.
Poor old Simon has taken quite a bit of stick lately about his performances for Liverpool.
"There's been a bit of stick flying about but the crowd was excellent - it's a really difficult period.
Bench says Islington council "took a bit of stick" at first about some wealthy families, who could easily afford to pay, getting a financial boost.
"Him declaring himself ready to come back and play means there is a chance one or two might give him a bit of stick but we spoke about Boyd the last time, he came back and actually got a decent reception so I am hoping it's the same.
Rochdale assistant manager Chris Beech told BBC Radio Manchester: "We gave Peter Vincenti a bit of stick in the week about shooting so early in the Port Vale.
He poked about with a bit of stick, that itself was wave-worn and whitened and a vagrant, and tried to control the motions of the scavengers..
