Sentence examples for The midget from inspiring English sources
noun
A little sandfly.
- Although tiny and just two-winged, midgets can bite you manyfold till you itch all over your unprotected skin
The Midget Football League includes about 300 children from Willimantic and 14 other towns.
The midget isn't a character; he's a snarling, calculated outrage, and he overstays his welcome in less than a minute.
The midget parties, on the other hand, did so badly in the recent election that only a handful are represented in the new parliament.
The midget uses his nimble little legs when he sees the opportunity and he does the stealing while his "mother" keeps the purchaser engaged.
The Midget Green (2-0) also enjoyed a shutout, downing Calabasas Black, 28-0.
The midget submarine intended for I-28 replaced the damaged midget.
The Midget team played the Claremont Wolfpack in an equally impressive performance on the field.
The Midget squad scrimmages Saturday afternoon, part of Costa Mesa Pop Warner's opening day ceremonies at Jim Scott Stadium.
No one gave the midget a prayer.
Stanley visit to the Freeport Stadium, and an interview with Harvey V. Tattersall, Jr., head of the midget-auto racing school there.
That changed in 1933, when the young Mr. Raabe visited the Midget Village at the Chicago World's Fair.
