Sentence examples for finding a bit of from inspiring English sources

But as Ireland is finding, a bit of wiggle-room can be invaluable.

The women do seem to be finding a bit of empowerment in their new roles.

Some are informal, others cope by finding a bit of humour".

Sweden are finding a bit of space now and seem to be targeting Young on the right wing.

Perhaps I simply liked his Marlowe better than his Shakespeare, who I'm finding a bit of an annoying tit.

The biggest Cup phenomenon, the vuvuzela, however, is finding a bit of backlash as some events -- including the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona -- begin to ban them.

"The Scots certainly, little bits that I've been reading, seem to be finding a bit more of an edge, which makes it interesting".

To be clear, finding a bit less than £30bn of additional spending cuts, as a Tory government would have to do, would be challenging - in that departments have endured years of squeeze already, and welfare savings are notoriously hard to deliver.

The authors should state the novelty of their finding a bit more explicitly, so they avoid leading the readers to the erroneous conclusion that the current clock is 'exclusively' based on repressors".

There are the McIlhennys (Polly Holliday and Tom Aldredge), an elderly couple who are finding Europe a bit of a bore, and Eddie and June Yaeger (Adam Trese and Ana Reeder), a pair of newlyweds with conflicting notions of romantic love.

The book comes garlanded with enthusiastic reviews but I am finding it a bit of a slog and I'm not entirely sure why I'm still reading it.