Sentence examples for midget version of from inspiring English sources

Delving into recent Apple patents, journalists and analysts are now predicting its touchscreen will have new, proprietary technology that transforms it, as needed, into a very usable typewriter keyboard, making the iSlate a direct challenger to today's notebook computers and (the midget version of same) netbooks.

The machines are also on display, including a catapult for throwing a midget dummy version of the artist at paintings.

Jared barely glanced at a telephone booth-size cash cube that sends fake dollars swirling through the air for guests to catch ($1,000 per hour) and wasn't interested in Mr. Dukofsky's spiel about the Kiss Midgets, a pint-sized version of the rock band who, for $1,650, will perform for an hour and then mingle with the guests.

Finishing a tepid version of Big Bill Broonzy's "It Was Just a Dream," he appealed to his Carnegie Hall audience on Thursday night: "It's kind of hard... we're asked to represent giants, and we're just a couple of midgets".

Some of my favorite moments in the book are George's stories about growing up in New Jersey, not only because they were foundational for him but because they had such great characters, real-life versions of the cartoons that would populate P-Funk: Hot Dog Willie, Milton the Midget, Pete the Magician, all long gone, all living forever.

France has broken off relations with the midget country of Andorra whose political status was established in 1278.

For spectators dulled by the midget movies of an artistically timid era, the film may be a chore.

The Mixed Tag Team Match between King Kong Bundy and his midget team of Lord Littlebrook and Little Tokyo against Hillbilly Jim and his own midget team of The Haiti Kid and Little Beaver was next.

Despite his offensive statistics, two teams bypassed him in the 1977 OMJHL Midget Draft of 16-year-olds.

We make specific reference to the lower I/E ratios observed in the paraforeal midget RGCs of primates.

Zoo-style objectification — of hair-covered men, of midgets — was out of fashion.