Sentence examples for years a bit of from inspiring English sources

And to becoming, in my middle years, a bit of an élitist.

With menswear worth £12.9bn to the UK economy and expected to grow by a third in the next five years, a bit of experimentation is perhaps warranted.

But Mr. Obama was seeking a running mate with whom he would be comfortable governing for four or eight years, a bit of advice Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts had given him.

In an apparent bid to generate positive publicity around the bishops' conference, church officials billed it as the first synod of its kind in nearly 600 years — a bit of snappy marketing that was widely repeated by the Armenian news media and in a speech by President Serzh Sargsyan during the opening ceremony.

"Because Labour has historically got less support in the south, even in the good years, a bit of a myth has developed that southerners are more selfish, less bothered about their neighbours, more relaxed about excessive bankers' bonuses, less concerned about decent public services".

If you look at Oscar nominees in recent years, a bit of a pattern emerges.

After three years of being a mega-nerd, I felt that I owed myself a gap year – a bit of time out.

Sharyn Rossi's entry into neuroscience research using human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) required a full year, a bit of luck, some persistence, and a difficult cross-country move.

In the note to CEO Richard Dreiling, Nader said he calculated that Dreiling earns more in one day than many of his employees do over the course of an entire year, a bit of math that Nader found "shocking".

If a beach vacation in Mexico or the Caribbean is on your must-do travel wish list for this time of year, a bit of strategizing will assure that you have the experience you want, whether it's party-heavy or peaceful.

The celebrity pig's fate over the next few years remains a bit of a mystery.