How To Use Itty-bitty In A Sentence
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Still, even though their itty-bitty brains have doubts, they don't really want to know the truth.
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The youngest is too small to do flips, but she's constantly entertaining us with her itty-bitty helium voice and 40-yr old attitude.
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They wheeled in the rocket scientists, who started to carve up mortgage securities into itty-bitty pieces.
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The 500 will need its considerable European charm to overcome Americans' aversion to itty-bitty cars, not to mention their lingering memories of Fiat's shoddy reputation for quality.
Can The First Lady Of Fiat Make It In America?
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With Claire standing, facing her mom, and me sitting, and in an itty-bitty, teeny-weeny kids-size chair, my arm started to get all strained.
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Also unlike the young child, your teen is no longer itty-bitty and you can't simply tell them what to do.
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Speaker size is a big factor in sound quality, and LCDs dwarf the itty-bitty speakers in laptops.
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The youngest is too small to do flips, but she's constantly entertaining us with her itty-bitty helium voice and 40-yr old attitude.
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My friends get upset over itty-bitty problems they have.
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Yet today, the same set of leaders in Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Jordan, the US Congress, State Department, Arab League and European Union are still trying to resuscitate these dead talks by suggesting itty-bitty, incremental steps that they hope will breathe some life into this cadaver.
Sharmine Narwani: Kill the "Peace Game"
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An itty-bitty Howard and Blair and a supposedly statesman-like Kennedy looking like he's carved into Mount Rushmore.
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Miller, too, was in that issue - with another itty-bitty alleged malfeasance.
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I was afraid I might crush her itty-bitty body just by standing near her, through sheer gravitational force alone.
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They're scrunched into nine pages, which means lots of itty-bitty type and eyeball fatigue.
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Still, even though their itty-bitty brains have doubts, they don't really want to know the truth.
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Jessica was young, but she still remembers seeing his itty-bitty hands and his itty-bitty feet and feeling a sense of awe.
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But this cross-country cyberview of a multiton animal in synch with a relatively itty-bitty human is a very apropos way to dither.
‘What Shamu Taught Me About Life, Love and Marriage’
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Miller, too, was in that issue - with another itty-bitty alleged malfeasance.
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Do you like sexy, itty-bitty, see-through and see-all silky lingerie?
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There are a few primitive forms that secrete toxins—the platypus has poison spines, and an unusual insectivore on a few Caribbean islands, Solenodon, has grooved fangs and secretes a salivary toxin, and itty-bitty shrews have toxic saliva—but our class just hasn't had much natural talent for venom.
The Panda's Thumb: June 2005 Archives
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Do you like sexy, itty-bitty, see-through and see-all silky lingerie?
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Usually they're in those awful Martha Stewart-ey sort of catalogues, stained a deep cherry and then polyurethaned for the storage of itty-bitty curios (which are sold on the facing page).
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Well, it's essentially a regurgitated digest of the original, in which D'Souza stamps his itty-bitty feet and insists that Obama's following in his father's Kenyan footsteps in his "determination" to "confiscate" the "wealth" of "those on top.
Dinesh D'Souza Docks In America's Safest Harbor For Lackwits [UPDATE]
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An itty-bitty Howard and Blair and a supposedly statesman-like Kennedy looking like he's carved into Mount Rushmore.
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I mean, here was this guy who wanted to run this great big river in these itty-bitty boats that broke every time they hit a rock.
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Other containers house giant cockroaches and itty-bitty arachnid hatchlings, a few months old and smaller than a pinky nail.
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The itty-bitty biscuits and cornbread muffins remain in fine form, so the arrival of the breadbasket here is something to anticipate.
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If successful, those itty-bitty stalks will fill out to a dense grass -- a prospect my hosts from the estuary program assured me would happen in short order, no problem.
Bill Chameides: Working on the Wetlands: One Blade of Grass at a Time
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They wheeled in the rocket scientists, who started to carve up mortgage securities into itty-bitty pieces.
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With Claire standing, facing her mom, and me sitting, and in an itty-bitty, teeny-weeny kids-size chair, my arm started to get all strained.
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I walked out, careful not to trip in the metallic gold thigh-high boots I had on with an itty-bitty gold bikini.
Real wifeys
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More often than not, the itty-bitty details of your daily life aren't useful or interesting to your followers -- unless and until those details help them solve their own problems.
Arielle Ford: It's Not a Diary ... or a Rant ... It's a Blog
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I was afraid I might crush her itty-bitty body just by standing near her, through sheer gravitational force alone.
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Jim Bakker walks in with his little itty-bitty shorts.
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Other containers house giant cockroaches and itty-bitty arachnid hatchlings, a few months old and smaller than a pinky nail.
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Jessica was young, but she still remembers seeing his itty-bitty hands and his itty-bitty feet and feeling a sense of awe.
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They're scrunched into nine pages, which means lots of itty-bitty type and eyeball fatigue.
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Speaker size is a big factor in sound quality, and LCDs dwarf the itty-bitty speakers in laptops.
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I mean, here was this guy who wanted to run this great big river in these itty-bitty boats that broke every time they hit a rock.
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Other containers house giant cockroaches and itty-bitty arachnid hatchlings, a few months old and smaller than a pinky nail.
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Alastair pointed and called excitedly, Look how itty-bitty the paddle boats are!
Unleashed
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They wheeled in the rocket scientists, who started to carve up mortgage securities into itty-bitty pieces.
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Jim Bakker walks in with his little itty-bitty shorts.
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God I love the Internet. crm3006: Maybe someday your itty-bitty marbles will reach their final destination and you will post under your real name.
Why I Hate the Booth Babe Story, a Guest Editorial by Holly A.
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There's your life, and then you get a glimpse of the vastness of the unknown all around that little itty-bitty island of the known.
