How To Use Pitter-patter In A Sentence
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The rain pitter-pattered on the roof.
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I was about to flee when I heard the pitter-patter of Patti Labelle's ‘Lady Marmalade’ begin.
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It was a weak attempt to disguise the fluttering sensation in her stomach, the joyous pitter-patter of her heart, those oh-so confusing thoughts she found she didn't quite understand.
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she missed the pitter-patter of little feet around the house
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Pitter-patter - show your baby how to pat his hands on the surface of the water to make a nice splashy sound.
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Sure, there likely won't be any pitter-patter of little feet coming from that marriage, but so what?
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All the while, the pitter-patter of beats, the abstracted swish of rain-washed streets and murmur of German voices.
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The rain started to run down harder, as the pitter-patter sounds of the showers got even louder.
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Soon, the faint pitter-patter crescendoed into the staccato of heavy drops falling on Heinrich's poncho.
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The air was full of pen scratches, clashes of minds, books being taken off and placed back onto shelves, and of the pitter-patter of soft footfalls.
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The big applause he received drowned out the pitter-patter of his feet.
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Swarming follows with dancing vibes shadowed by the pitter-patter of an unpredictable electronic insect.
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Little claws pitter-pattered on the golden roof of the cage.
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Then she heard it: the soft pitter-patter of footsteps crunching through the snow behind her.
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All you can hear is the swishing of the sled runners across the snow, the pitter-patter of the dogs' feet, and my own breathing as I puff through a scarf that's matted with ice crystals.
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The only sound I can hear is the soft pitter-patter of the rain against my window.
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Jessica Alba is one among an ensemble of talented performers who will make the hearts of couples go pitter-patter this weekend when "Valentine's Day" arrives in theaters.
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Speaking of Don, I guess you're really in love when your honey still makes your heart go pitter-patter.
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The shortcut may be setting yourself up for a trance by entrainment with a metronome-like pitter-patter of a tom-tom drum.
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Suddenly, like the soft scampering of a mouse, there came a pitter-patter of small feet.
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And possibly, just possibly, a tiny, shrew-footed, virtually inaudible, pitter-patter of rage.
BEHINDLINGS
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I think of you and my heart goes pitter-patter across the floor.
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Inevitably, though, the squeals and pitter-patter of the burgeoning rodent families increased, and I gave in.
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Soon, the faint pitter-patter crescendoed into the staccato of heavy drops falling on Heinrich's poncho.
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I could hear a soft pitter-patter of footsteps near the entrance of the hut.
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Beauty is a cold, cloudy day, where all you hear is the soft pitter-patter of the falling rain.
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Grandmama, I hear the pitter-patter of footsteps.
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He croaked, his voice hoarse with the dampness, as a pitter-patter of soft raindrops danced over their heads.
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The pitter-patter of the monsoon might be a long wait ahead, but with a number of brightly painted umbrellas crowding its walls, this is a downpour of a different kind.
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The soft pitter-patter of bare feet announced the arrival of the other two children in Nana's snug little foster home, nine-year-old Katriel and fourteen-year-old Nante.
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I listened to the rain pitter-patter on the roof of the theatre.
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Just then small pitter-patter of feet could be heard just above Turk's head.
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He never felt the rain pitter-pattering his dark head of hair.
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