Sentence examples for describing a bit of from inspiring English sources
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.
But it was all very familiar from other programmes and, for all the explicit things Smith described, a bit of a yawn.
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.
Nine-year-old Joshua was being, as his mom described, "a bit of a jerk".
He describes a bit too much of that mess when he visits an adults-only establishment near the airport Hilton.
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.
Key plays Gerald, a bombastic know-it-all whom he describes as "a bit of a vocal bull in a china shop".
Shelley had what she describes as "a bit of a nervous breakdown".
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.
His motto, which he described as a bit of "Queens logic," is "Often wrong, never in doubt".
