Sentence examples for little spotty from inspiring English sources

My memory of the assault is a little spotty.

(You will doubtless be surprised to learn that this coverage is a little spotty).

As noble as Senator Kerry's service in Vietnam was, his record on Iraq is a little spotty.

Santana said the control on his fastball was a little spotty, but he was pleased with his changeups and breaking balls.

He looked every bit the teenager, shy, small, a little spotty; when he stood on the podium, he was still receiving a lower level of funding to the rest of the team.

David Pogue mentioned in his review of That Device that AT&T's 3G coverage here in the U.S. is still a little spotty.

"That will be a massive step forward," Aldred said, "because it will give us a unique position in the premium market space, which we'll increasingly leverage". The competition, he said, will be fielding 4G LTE as well, "but it will be a little bit spotty and, in many instances, optional," he said.

In waters untouched by humans, the researchers found that the little fish were spotty in their feeding habits.

That means eating those dutifully ripened, spotty little blighters on a daily basis could help battle your belly too!

When the Beatles' George Harrison visited in August of that year he was instantly disillusioned, finding it to be full of "hideous, spotty little teenagers".

The transition from cute little popsy to spotty teenager and beyond is rarely easy, but for the Macaulay Culkins and Lindsay Lohans of this world, their cuteness enlarged and projected on to countless multiplex screens, growing pains can lead to some equally public off-the-rails behaviour.