Sentence examples for described a bit of from inspiring English sources

But it was all very familiar from other programmes and, for all the explicit things Smith described, a bit of a yawn.

Sources described a "bit of a bust-up" as the energy secretary "went for" David Cameron and Chancellor, George Osborne.

Nine-year-old Joshua was being, as his mom described, "a bit of a jerk".

It is difficult to see the insect species names and plant species names in the picture so I will try to describe a bit of what it says.

Take pretty much any passage describing a bit of the old don't-mind-if-I-do out of context, and it's going to sound ridiculous.

She was about to describe a bit of Broadway musical history: the afternoon and night when she played the leads in what are now two classics.

You describe a bit of your early life as an artist on the podcast, as well as what it was like to grow up around art and artists in your family.

The encroachment of the Royal Enclosure beyond its original position in the new stand means that a "grandstand" ticket would be more fairly described as a "bit-of-the-grandstand" ticket.

He describes a bit too much of that mess when he visits an adults-only establishment near the airport Hilton.

His hair, once memorably described as "a bit of an event", soars upwards in a sort of sawn-off pompadour.

After what Mr. Brenneman described as a bit of "back and forth," he agreed to take the job.