Sentence examples for it's a tad from inspiring English sources

Happy as I'd be to quote the rest in its entirety, it's a tad long.

Actually, it's a tad more: Boss's worldwide revenue, in sterling, amounted to £1.8bn in 2013.

Sure, it's a tad dated, but Hader's Eastwood is just too good for this not to happen.

Like most Latin American numbers, this one's bursting with military pomp, though it's a tad more jaunty than some.

It's a tad unorthodox for your assistant to gift you on Father's Day.

"It's a tad form-less," thestalwart wrote.

In its plotting it is a tad predictable.

While it is a tad touristy, South Africans have grown fond of the restaurant's menu and are quick to take visiting friends and colleagues there.

If it was a tad too long, who was going to tell him that?

It was a tad fiery and raw, but I didn't mind.

It is a sensible choice, though it is a tad dangerous facing a passed partner.