Examples of using Bit of a shock in English and their translations into Czech
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It's still a  bit of a shock.
My appearance here was a  bit of a shock.
But Russell, that… That was a  bit of a shock.
I'm afraid there's been…- Jenny's had a  bit of a shock.
It may be a  bit of a shock to them.
Caroline that's a… that's a  bit of a shock.
Must have been a  bit of a shock.
I have had a  bit of a shock since then.
Yeah, that was a  bit of a shock, to be honest.
All of  this is a  bit of a shock to me.
I know this must be a  bit of a shock, your mom and me getting married and all, but I want you to know, I want us.
But it's still a  bit of a shock to be confronted with a list of all the recordings the company has ever made of you.
Well, I was afraid the news might come as a  bit of a shock to you.
I know it's a  bit of a shock with all the hubbub and emergency personnel,
Jason Hughes is a  client of  mine and a  bit of a shock jock, so you got to know how to roll with the punches.
I know this may come as a  bit of a shock, but I assure you, that painting is genuine.
It was a  bit of a shock for me, because I was not sitting on the road bike quite long time.
When you wake up from a  comatose state to… How long?- It can be a  bit of a shock.
When you wake up from a  comatose state to… Can be a  bit of a shock.
Uh, well, this is a  bit of a shock,'cause traditionally You give me my present three weeks after my birthday.