Previously the queen of the little fitted dress, this was big news.
She had a little fit of giggling and gasping.
But with little fit for partner's suits, where would the tricks come from?
She'd look great on television, but she's bossy and noisy and given to little fits of temper; pass.
He threw it down in a little fit of anger, protesting that nothing is more important than life.
"It's a mixed bag," says Hayes. "We know that supertasters may be a little fitter," on account of being satisfied with less sugar and fat.
Asked what he thought happened, Mr. Nolan said, "O'Reilly threw a little fit and wrote a letter to Brian Roberts, and inferred in lawyerly language that this would have an effect on our business relationship.
Kaya "would get these little fits of energy, and she would be able to run only 10 or 15 feet and turn around and go back the other way," Mrs. Marotta said.
Hitchings's little fits and rages, however, are more often caused by those who take too simplistic a view of the decline of modern manners, rather than by the jostling, beheadphoned, Pringles-munching, onesie-wearing loudmouth barbarian hordes.
The lower part of her body would be on the other side of the wall": Joe channels any creative energy he has into his increasingly eccentric fantasies, which are imagined in such scrupulous detail there is little fit to print here.
