Sentence examples for will be bit of from inspiring English sources

Still, there will be bit of Nintendo fans out there that are going to go and preorder the Wii anyway (I know I am).

"It will still be more solid than open," said the architect Peter Samton, "but there will be bits of light that can come in during the day and be transmitted out at night".

"However, there will be bits of the Conservative Party that will be deeply uneasy about this and that's where they'll be putting their pressure - the Nicky Morgans and the Ken Clarks of this world".

There will be bits of food stuck around the sides, these will go moldy and poison your rock if it is consumed.

Myself and my husband don't have kids and I wonder, 'Who's even going to want photos of us?' There'll be bits of me left, obviously, because Father Ted will always be on.

It has been a long time since Wales won at home and there will be a bit of doubt at the back of their minds.

If you ask a three year old to hold a gallon of milk, then there will be a bit of a disaster.

I suspect that for some fans this will be a bit of a Dylan-goes-electric moment; actually, it was for me on the first listen.

It will be a bit of a reunion, as all three currently are directors of McMoRan.

McDowell, who won the US Open at Pebble Beach in 2010, said: "There will be a bit of extra pressure and the event will have the feel of a major.

Chances are it will be a bit of all three.