Sentence examples for a bit of a disaster from inspiring English sources
Our first meeting was a bit of a disaster.
Dani Ceballos admitted that the first half had been "a bit of a disaster".
He would say, in his adolescent wisdom, "Try anything at least once". That was a bit of a disaster for him - he died of Aids.
(Mr. Hundley recalled it as "a bit of a disaster"). Smiths Night at Sway continued until 2015; Mr. Cho briefly moved with it to another bar.
But the thing I'd like to tell you about that's slightly screwy is my own convoluted academic history, which has been a bit of a disaster in the beginning.
One pro-remain Conservative told me last night's results were "a bit of a disaster for our side". He said they would encourage Tories to see Brexit supporters as their core demographic and prioritise pleasing them.
"It's a bit of a PR disaster considering it's the first day of the flagship new route from Heathrow to Newquay.
A bit of a brute…well, more than a bit.
Drugs are a bit of a shortcut.
Which is a bit of a problem.
