Sentence examples for bit out of shape from inspiring English sources

I'm a little bit out of shape physically and mentally.

But Ralston said Solomon had seemed a bit out of shape and Ralston had other concerns.

While Men's Health may have been a bit out of shape, its woes were nothing compared to rival Dennis Publishing's less muscular rival Men's Fitness.

"Well," she adds in defence of the man whose group soundtracked her years at Oxford University, "I haven't seen him recently but, yes, he did look a bit out of shape, and then..."...

"If you get a little bit out of shape or you take slightly the wrong line all the way through there you're making it worse for yourself every corner you get to.

He is now forty-three, and has root-beer-colored hair, a large oval face, cinnamon-colored sideburns, a Vandyke beard, and the kingly physique of someone who is either a bit out of shape or very powerful.

Branagh, who is still technically a bit young and a bit too glamorous to play the dour, out-of-shape Swedish policeman, pulls off the assignment because, personality-wise, he and Wallander mesh splendidly.

This kind of meditation is a placebo - a bit like basic yoga classes, when out of shape students lie on their mat snoozing happily while some inane teacher prattles on earnestly about how your presence in this class has really made a difference to the world, can you feel the love?

Manager Arsène Wenger used his press conference to look ahead to the new season and felt his team's chances were as good, if not better than Chelsea's: "I can understand that we look a little bit poor and out of shape but what is important is what happens on the pitch and you will see that we look good.

When I was writing my book Out of Shape, I did a fair bit of research into fit modelling that didn't make it into the final book.

So today I just walked up and down the stairs for a bit instead, which is still a major workout since I'm so out of shape.