Sentence examples for which caused a bit from inspiring English sources

The ball ricocheted into the face of home plate umpire Tony Randazzo which caused a bit of a delay.

Which neatly brings us, as it does Royle, to Hilary Mantel, and her story "The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher", which caused a bit of a stink last year.

We took a helicopter — Mark brought along his dog, Help — and landed in a field of unsuspecting picnickers, which caused a bit of a stir.

The spread, headlined "Titler" with the strapline: "Up market magazine celebrates blue bloods' boobs", is a play on a stunt by high-brow mag Tatler, which caused a bit of a stir with a similar feature this month.

(Which caused a bit of controversy in the past, we should note).

Well, unless you use the Digg toolbar, which caused a bit of controversy when it launched last year.

However, the type is quite small and you cannot enlarge it, which causes a bit of eye strain.

The umpires choose not to refer it to the third umpire, which causes a bit of consternation among the Kiwis.

Duggan takes a swipe at her trying to pluck out the puck for a rebound, which causes a bit of a meeting when play stops.

The reason of this may be the work function of our composite electrode, which causes a bit slightly higher barrier for hole-junction at low current density.

Another impact of the projects raised by the host communities is that most of the sites (villages) of the boreholes were not provided with the pipeborne water that is channelled to the city, which causes a bit of grievance for the local communities.