Sentence examples for The cutie from inspiring English sources
noun
Term of endearment, typically used to refer to a cute person or animal.
The cutie with the taffeta bows could so easily have grown up gay, and his status as a pawn of circumstance ought, by rights, to have lent some coloring of compassion to his subsequent art.
Lane is delightful, Abraham sleazy and Micah Stock makes a fine debut as the cutie coat-check.
His name is Paul, and he is voiced by Seth Rogen, which tells you immediately that he is not the cutie from beyond.
"I didn't want the character in the movie to be the cutie pie that makes everyone feel they did such a good deed".
The lobster is fine, but it's not as succulent as the Cutie Duckling ghang ped bhed yang, Long Island duck expertly crisped and accented with lychees, or the braised hung lay short rib, served with poached egg.
But Peyton List is charming as Holly, the cutie who serves as Greg's romantic interest, and a few scenes — a debacle at a Civil War re-enactment, for instance — have the spark of originality.
For many tourists, one of the indelible images of China is that of the cutie-pie baby wearing the pants with the giant hole on the bottom.
There, he finds a junior R.O.T.C. class of stock characters: the fat boy, the egghead, the older rebel who learns to be a leader, and the cutie-pie littlest one.
Mr. Biggs is slack and good-natured, but he lacks both the uninhibited inventiveness of Rob Schneider or Adam Sandler and the cutie-pie charm of Freddie Prinze Jr.
And so they give her the cutie-mark equal-sign stamp and everything.
Outside my window is a complete menagerie: Mr. and Mrs. Jay, the blue jays, Squirrely the squirrel, Cutie the baby opossum, and several lizards.
