Sentence examples for bit of cute from inspiring English sources

"You can't just have a bit of cute telephony and think you can run an urgent care service.

If you want to add a bit of cute flair, go for adorable tights!

When Ruth Harkness, a New York fashion designer, became the first foreigner to capture a live panda eight years later, she named it Su Lin, meaning "a little bit of something cute".

Isn't that Mr. Little Bit of Luck so cute?

Like quite a lot of the film, that bit of dialogue is cuter on screen than it reads on the page, thanks largely to the warmth that Krasinski and Rudolph bring to it.

The men who were originally chasing Grace are gangsters, but they include her mob-chief father (James Caan, in a cute bit of casting).

Ruthenberg also points out that the ratings for last Monday's N.L.C.S. were lower than the ratings for "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," which is a cute bit of numerical fudging.

The area is impressive to walk around, just taking a stroll through the yards and over David St Café's cute bit of Astroturf, and you can see the promise of the area.

There is, for instance, a cute bit of film in which a newborn alligator swims with a tadpole in a real-life water ballet that could have come from "Fantasia".

It was a cute bit of advance product placement for production company Working Title's next project: Captain Corelli's Mandolin, the story of a lovely young Greek woman and her affair, during the second world war, with a captain from the occupying Italian forces.

He opts to go for a cute bit of placement from the edge of the area instead, but the ball just floats harmlessly by.