Sentences with phrase «little tiny bit»

Shooting stars are just the last little tiny bits of debris that are still out there falling onto Earth.»

Stevens is brilliant as this Eddie Haskell - cum - Terminator (he even emerges naked from steam at one point, like the T - 800), ingratiating himself into an entirely reasonable scenario and only occasionally, in the beginning, demonstrating that little tiny bit of psychopathology that points to the picture's conclusion.

You have been given a little tiny bit of ground.

And then the unthinkable happened, he asked to try it — just a little tiny bit on a chip, but he was about to eat guac!

When we got back, his parents still weren't home... so I decided to try a little tiny bite of the cake, just an unnoticable sliver.

Yes to every little tiny bit of this.

Love how the sauce hardens a little tiny bit as it hits the cold custard — gives it a crunch like the sugary brûlée topping.

The bread rises only a little tiny bit, but omitting an egg would surely affect the result.

it's expensive but you just need a little tiny bit.

To make them (a little tiny bit) healthier.

When serving this lemonade to guests I typically strain it, but when I'm making it for my family I often skip the straining step and leave those little tiny bits of blueberry skin (hello, nutrients and antioxidants!).

The BEST option we'd have is signing a striker maybe a little tiny bit better, but not hugely better by any stretch, than Theo or Giroud... except I think they've all already moved.

So maybe Wenger thought Arsene were due a little tiny bit of help in the return games.

You know we, some might recline them, not completely laid back but just a little tiny bit of a of a reclining I guess like kind of an obtuse angle, I guess you could call it and just plop the babies on.

She just needed a little tiny bit of encouragement and I needed to set the boundary.

«Since we know how many photons there are compared with ordinary matter, that tells us that most of the matter and antimatter did annihilate, and only a little tiny bit of matter was left over,» says David Hitlin, a physicist at Caltech and the founding director of the BaBar team.

The general size of that decline was a little tiny bit under 40 percent.

Was good and easy but a little tiny bit too sweet.

I thought it would maybe upset me a little tiny bit seeing myself with very long hair, but not at all.

However, my new tuxedo blazer makes an attempt to chic it up a little tiny bit.

TOMMY MILNER, NO. 4 CHEVROLET CORVETTE C7.R — QUALIFIED FIFTH: «We obviously know that every little tiny bit that you can do makes a difference in qualifying.

It's like your mom all of a sudden started to wear Under Armour sweats and yoga pants — she may look a little a tiny bit more athletic, but not comfortable.

People start to believe, and, as Flannery puts it, «even [after] a little tiny bit, the potions start to work.

If you hold a Fee - Based Model, then you'll own a little tiny bit of over 1,000 securities of all different types and from all over the world.

And so if we can create only a tenth of a percent or one percent more than we destroy every year, if we make more than we destroy every year, by a little tiny bit, then that differential, that delta, accumulated and compounded over the years and decades and centuries, is what gives us civilization.

I am so proud like I — and I feel like maybe I had a little tiny bit part of this, I've been here the whole day, it's been awesome.

Poach fresh lobster pieces in an abundance of real butter (save the leftover butter to cook shrimp or scallops in); add a little tiny bit of dry thyme and salt, or use large pieces of tinned, frozen lobster tossed in a bit of sizzling butter just to warm; add lobster to the sauce right at the end, just before serving.

I can feel a little tiny bit in the morning air that Fall is not far behind, but until it is Sept, (officially) I am holding onto the last remnants of Summer.

The only thing I would have added to the decor if it were my living room, is little tiny bit of glam by using some glass, pewter or silver in a couple of places.