Sentence examples similar to little bit message from inspiring English sources

The Obama confidant above seems to reinforce the narrative the McCain campaign would like to stick to the Democrat that ordinary Americans can't trust him.Even so, the very logic that Mr Obama's confidant describes that economic difficulties trump all other considerations this year means that the Obama side can probably get away with a little bit of message mismanagement on everything else.

The press officer followed up a little bit later with a second message.

"If you could be a little bit clearer in your message," he said.

I mean, somewhere in that song there is still a little bit of the poetic message of the black man.

Let's take the positive and I'm going to get you out of there.' Sure, maybe there is a little bit of a mixed message there.

The use of text messaging "is catching on little bit in the US but text messaging in this country is nowhere near as big as it is in places like Europe, Latin America and Asia".

"We chatted on text message a little bit," Barber said.

IT CAME!" Sandy (not towns and mayors doing their best) is the Halloween Grinch this year, and maybe there is a little bit of Halloween spirit or message to be found.

Gtalk itself will mark up the plain text message a little bit if it sees a URL, but for the most part it ignores anything I say.

Marc Andreessen: So Twitter is a new kind of messaging system, or sort of a combination of an SMS sort of short messages, a little bit like blogging.

"He practices with him a little bit and he sends him messages.