Sentence examples for cute space from inspiring English sources

ET: The Extra-Terrestrial As the world and his wife will recall, Spielberg's 1982 classic ended rather unsatisfactorily with the cute space gremlin bidding Elliott farewell, urging his sister to "be good" and then hopping the starship back to Deltoid IV.

While we have no word yet on what the other videos entail, we can only hope we'll get to follow FutureDeluxe's strangely cute space critters ever deeper into the colorful vortex.

Her dance moves ranged from cute to space-time continuum-challenging as she twirled, go-go dancontinuum-challenging ase vershens of herself atwirled

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.24pm BST23 24 ET24: Ozil tries to pick out Thomas Muller with a cute pass into space on the left side of the Algeria penalty area.

Its cute array of space-bunnies and -ducks that need rescuing, and heart-shaped exit portals, won't suit tastes accustomed to gory shooters, but appearances can be deceptive: there's a deeply enveloping game here once the colourful exterior's peeled away.

Decorate the remaining empty space with cute little things which the receiver loves, such as some cute cartoons holding flowers, the receiver's favorite items such as cars and pets, numbers/letters made with jewellery like pearls and diamonds, and God's idols.

"I am not a YouTube star," bubbles a cute brunette sporting the space age-like head mounted Google Glass glasses.

Also, the balusters on the cute little bridges are spaced so far apart that toddlers are tempted to run a quarterback draw even on fourth down and ten.

"This cute little one is a space saver," he said.

The universe of "Treasure Planet," with its blend of archaic and futuristic imagery, and of androids, slimy space creatures and cute terrestrial animals, owes something to the grand whimsy of Japanese anime.

A Pepsi commercial with a surprise ending that parodies the film "2001: A Space Odyssey" was cute but probably got its biggest belly laughs among the minuscule audience for humor centered on wayward computers.