Sentence examples for a little cat from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a little cat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small cat or to convey affection towards a cat.
Example: "She found a little cat hiding under the porch and decided to take it home."
Alternatives: "a small cat" or "a tiny cat."

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Gifts for pets: I have a little cat, Miss Egypt.

There is a little cat that represents good fortune.

I will do without, and raise my hunger like a child; And from it I will breed a little cat.

She moved like a little cat or a princess, her chin raised, the top of her head all highlighted curls.

I had intended to catch up on the sleep I did not get in Dubai, but with the talk with Gough, I only managed a little cat nap at the end.

I'll keep my feet moving, try to get around him, play a little cat and mouse, and try to make him do some things he doesn't want to do".

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Betts' verdict: "A grassy wine with a little cat-pee character.

Along with decorations, lanterns, cookies and the return of alcohol to bars, Eid is also "a season for sexual harassment," because no holiday would be complete without a little cat-calling and ass-grabbing.

Cover the corners of your eyes, front and back and end with a little cat-eye.

A little cat- nip inside of sweater chest area before doing the sleeves.

After all that, close your eyes and take a little cat-nap.

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