Sentences with phrase «little pamphlet»
The phrase "little pamphlet" refers to a small booklet or brochure containing information. It suggests that the pamphlet is small in size and often used to share brief or concise ideas or details about a particular subject. Full definition
Give me, your dirty love, just like a tacky little pamphlet from your mama's bottom drawer.
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The LCA, in an attractive little pamphlet, «Evangelical Outreach and Social Service,» puts it this way:
In response, I wrote and distributed throughout our church a little pamphlet called «Attending the Church that God Does» explaining that if Jesus were walking planet earth today, ours was the kind of church He would attend.
The group met in a big, beautiful building, and when we walked in, a guy greeted us at the door and handed me a little pamphlet which explained what the group was going to do that morning.
With this cry, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels launched a world - shaking movement in a little pamphlet, the Communist Manifesto, in 1848.
But Grunenberg had already printed and sold the little pamphlet.
This recipe was inspired by a little pamphlet that came with the oils.
The recipe was in a little pamphlet from a US Pea and Lentil Commodity Board I picked up at a food conference somewhere.
In the little pamphlet I got with my Flameless Luminary, it says the season scents will be Caramel Crisp, Orchard Cider and Vanilla Frost.
If the city has done work on the water system in your neighborhood in the past few years, you've likely gotten a little pamphlet stuck to your door, informing you about the process and, if you bother to read to the end, what you can do to avoid problems with lead in the water.
My kids are on the wic program and they give you little pamphlets on ideas for meal and snack time.
Every now and then, though, a hint of mischief crept in, as when he offhandedly referred to his son's «New NY Agenda» book — the source of much pride inside the campaign — as a «little pamphlet.»
When asked about Andrew's latest magnum opus, Papa Cuomo wasn't that impressed, referring offhandedly to the book - length manifesto as Andrew's «little pamphlet.»
Yes, I do pay attention to those little pamphlets.
His is not one of those glass - and - steel fitness emporiums, but a throwback to an earlier time; the sign on his window promises jiu - jitsu, and he apparently studied this art from those little pamphlets with crude illustrations that used to be advertised in the back pages of comic books.
Once I get my second book (one that is more substantial than a little pamphlet) I hope to see some better results.
A week or few ago I received a little pamphlet showing me how easy it is to start redeeming my FlexPoints.
The little pamphlet has some interesting little nuggets of information (including a nod to Microsoft's success with Xbox Live) but this is what intrigued me the most:
I had to put these little pamphlets together to explain what [the works] were, and why I did them, and what the references were, and how they related for instance to cubism.
Years ago, a friend purchased a guitar which came with a little pamphlet describing the tuning machines thus, «It is new manufacture, whose screw is not loose and whose knob is fixed with a shaft.»