Sentence examples for undergoing a bit of from inspiring English sources

"Certainly they're undergoing a bit of upheaval.

Cuban's revolution is undergoing a bit of evolution.

Wine bars have been undergoing a bit of a renaissance over the past few years.

It has caused Nicolas Anelka to be pushed wide and he is undergoing a bit of a dip, but Florent Malouda is playing tremendously well.

The hotel is undergoing a bit of a transformation and now has a Scandi-chic feel with blond wood, clean lines and calm colours.

This comes at a time when the company is undergoing a bit of an overhaul after the recent departure of at least 10 executives.

When James Thomas and Royal Ivey arrived at the University of Texas from New York three years ago, they underwent a bit of culture shock.

While school life doesn't always boil down to achievement, it's worth noting that Willows High School has undergone a bit of a makeover in this respect.

But this season, at age 38, he has undergone a bit of a renaissance, again ranking among the game's best right fielders.

The berry has undergone a bit of a makeover in domestic and foreign markets with the addition of the sweetened dried cranberry, which makes it easier to add the fruit to baked goods and other foods.

Long lovable doormats, and one of the last remaining properly fan-owned clubs in the professional football pyramid, Brentford have undergone a bit of a cultural shift in the past two years.