Sentence examples for received a bit of from inspiring English sources
OTTAWA — BlackBerry has received a bit of good news.
"We have received a bit of backlash," Anna said.
Combat has received a bit of a tweak.
St. John's received a bit of confidence on Saturday.
In the past couple of days, Romney has received a bit of a boost in the national polls.
Ryse: Son of Rome has received a bit of flack for its repetitive combat but you can't deny this game looks incredible.
Martin, though, could receive a bit of a reprieve today.
Candidates elected would receive a bit of training, he said.
A much larger chunk of its income comes from the programme fees paid by local public stations, which also receive a bit of government support.
He explains he had hoped his single "Council Estate" would have a shot of receiving a bit of airplay on Radio 1 because Whiley's producer's liked it, but she on the other hand, wasn't too keen.
It receives a bit of cash from grants (plus the tax advantages of charitable status); but Liam Black, its chief executive, bemoans the "deforming influence" of hand-outs, and says the FRC is approaching its aim of being entirely self-funded.
