be a bit rusty

This is true, and even with experience we were a bit rusty.

It was a bit rusty, so he pulled another from the crate.

You must be a bit rusty yourself on the case after so long.'

"My geology's a bit rusty, but I should be able to figure it out."

Federer, who is from Switzerland, could be a bit rusty.

I'm a bit rusty on all that, but some of it looks rather odd."

He may be a bit rusty and there could still be some doubt about whether his back problem is behind him.

My swordsmanship is a bit rusty, but I could probably make do."

I shall tell him my skills are a bit rusty and you want me to sharpen them.

'I may be a bit rusty,' he said, and they both laughed.

Her martial arts training might be a bit rusty, but she could defend herself well enough if it came to that.

And it's a bit rusty after sitting in the trunk all these years.'

"And I suppose your armor is a bit rusty?"

I was a bit rusty, but you never lose the basics once you have them planted deep enough in your head.

And I'm a bit rusty when it comes to Oxford.'

Perhaps, being just back from holiday and it being August, my news antennae are a bit rusty.

Yeah I don't know whether that swing will end up going to the tip if it comes down, it's a bit rusty int it?

"Not very well," she explained, 'but I'm a bit rusty at it."

His command of the language was a bit rusty, but he understood enough to get the general drift of the conversation.

I tried the tap experimentally, and found that there was hot water, although it was a bit rusty at the start.

He himself was a bit rusty.

My typing is a bit rusty, but must be more legible than my hand-writing.

"But your draw is a bit rusty.

"And my Russian is a bit rusty.

I think Freud defined it as one of the neuroses, but my Freud's a bit rusty at the moment.