Sentence examples for get a bit rusty from inspiring English sources
When the only people you've been talking to are senior citizens telling you about porn sites, and a one-way conversation with a broken copier, you get a bit rusty.
"Getting a bit rusty nowadays," Sam said.
The bathroom had black and white tiles and turn-of-the-century white fixtures, which were charming but getting a bit rusty; there was plenty of hot water.
The benign explanation is that, since leaving the State Department, Clinton's gotten a bit rusty, and that's why she went out on book tour: to sharpen up and get her errors in early.
While their league record is much the same as it was at this stage last season, when 15 matches had also brought them 36 points, the number of times they are having to come from behind to get a result is surely a sign that the old omnipotence is getting a bit rusty.
Rules Don't Apply Warren Beatty hasn't directed a film since 1998's political comedy Bulworth – and judging by the first trailer for Rules Don't Apply, a period comedy set in Hollywood, he seems to have gotten a bit rusty.
VARIETY PUZZLE — I'm a bit rusty, so it took me a while to get started on this one by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon.
Palffy, whose feet were up to speed but whose hands looked a bit rusty, helped get the Islanders on the new board in the first period, and he helped them gain a 3-2 late in the game.
This is true, and even with experience we were a bit rusty.
