Sentence examples for found a bit of a from inspiring English sources

"It looks like we found a bit of a gold vein," he said.

While the financial markets have found a bit of a footing lately, banks are pushing ahead with plans for some of the deepest job reductions in years.

McIlroy, who has been an afterthought since winning the 2011 U.S. Open, seems to have found a bit of a groove in this round with four birdies and only one bogey.

We concur to a certain extent, but as crude has surged beyond $110/barrel, and the dollar seems to have found a bit of a floor in recent weeks, we find this argument less compelling.

Certainly there is no suggestion of regulators being misled this time, but Ben van Beurden, who took over this month, appears to have found a bit of a mess under his desk, one which will see fourth-quarter profits collapse by 70%.

FC Dallas scored on a PK from a questionable handball call, to take a 1-0 lead but RSL wasn't going to just lay down and die, they battled back and if you look at the stats, they dominated the match with more passes, more possession and late in the match they found a bit of a miracle.

But after midwinter it will be naught but deer-stalking/basketball, which I find a bit of a trial.

The craft is in populating the grid which I admit I sometimes find a bit of a slog.

A lot of the fuel for that rally has been "money looking for a home, trying to find a bit of a defensive play," Mr. Kraushaar said.

In the French Alps, luncheon reservations, which the average American skier might find a bit of a nuisance, are a near necessity for on-mountain dining.

And who, while going crazy, didn't find a bit of a release in rocking out to "Papa Don't Preach" or "Erotica"?