Sentence examples for Little factoid from inspiring English sources
It is unclear whether Piniella knows this little factoid, and I surely did not ask him about it in the dugout before Monday night's game.
I'm sure your due diligence uncovered that little factoid, yes?" "We (who live here, this being our only home) don't view this as a negative, it's simply a limitation on uncontrolled growth, which we see as a good thing," she wrote.
And it was a New York Times book review, which is probably why this little factoid got into the story.
Here's a little factoid that has pretty much nothing to do with the broader significance of Swift, Apple's new programming language for developing iOS and OS X apps.
Android, meanwhile, can do things like integrate status updates into the dialer — so if a friend with Status tries to call when your phone is about to die, that little factoid will pop up right within the phone app itself.
FRIDAY'S PUZZLE — I love all of the little factoids I learn from solving crossword puzzles.
Little factoids about Grant pop up at all the wrong times.
"Killer Stuff," in the end, is a bit like a flea market itself, pocked with fun little factoids amid the clusters of things I just didn't care about.
He thought back to when General Manager Billy King and his staff would bring artist renderings of Barclays Center, with "little factoids" about the size of Brooklyn and its capacity for enthusiasm.
My first week on the road, while listening to him give a speech in which he talked about how trees cause pollution and other quirky notions, an aide turned to me and said, "Where did he get those facts?" I wrote a story, parsing the misleading little factoids that studded his stump speeches; the headline was that quote.
