Sentence examples for ever a bit of from inspiring English sources

Updated at 12.41pm GMT 12.34pm GMT The BBC's rule of Winter Olympic thumb if there's ever a bit of downtime: if in doubt, revisit Bolero.

No, it has only ever been 1978 and there has only ever been "a bit of pot about".

If you have ever had a bit of gout, you will appreciate the keenness of that observation.

I simply found them gone in the morning, the only evidence they had ever existed a bit of mangled gristle, a flurry of bunny hair, and mummy rabbit twitching her nose prettily, as though butter wouldn't melt.

Anyone who has ever plucked a bit of lichen from a tree trunk or picked a wildflower at the edge of a woodland path is aware of the delicacy and astonishing complexity of nature.

So the noise is somehow part of the job, and if you ever need a bit of mental space for a particular experiment you can plug in your earbuds and everybody knows not to disturb you.

Taking out student loans of £45,000 to cover your tuition and living costs for three years is hard to comprehend if you've only ever had a bit of pocket money to your name.

We took to the streets to find out if the Great British Public would ever dodge a bit of tax.

Ever tried a bit of wasabi, only to have your nose start running uncontrollably?

My wife's infallible assertions about "grandes randonnées" and tracks carved by generations of travellers – as we stumbled into ever more impenetrable undergrowth and the stars twinkled ever brighter – became a bit of a chorus.

The exercise was only ever intended as a bit of fun with a large and interesting dataset, so there really shouldn't be any problem here.