I COULD live with the small, but growing misgivings I've been feeling — until I saw in the coverage of the Republican National Convention that Bristol Palin's intended, Levi Johnston, had "Bristol" tattooed on his ring finger.
A green-fingered tenant could earn a £5,000 rent rebate in return for maintaining the "size and shape and fertility and wildness" of the acres of garden, the feature which persuaded Woolf to buy the house - despite her misgivings about the small rooms, lack of hot water and electricity, and "distinctly bad" kitchen.
With deep misgivings, he appeared at a small club in Los Angeles.
I wanted to know I was really funny". With deep misgivings, he appeared at a small club in Los Angeles.
After eying the book with misgivings through two or three minutes of small talk, the senior member remarked tactfully that it might be better to keep that particular book in the desk drawer, just for the sake of appearances.
When the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration--which would have to draw up the new mud flap law's regulations--expresses misgivings about the new standard, a group of small manufacturers faces a strategic decision.
The federal authorities completed preparations today to clear demonstrators later this week from a Navy range on Vieques, a small island off Puerto Rico, even as F.B.I. officials continued to express misgivings about the operation they will lead.
For a while longer, early misgivings about the evidence base for HRT were just small waves on the placid sea of prevailing conviction.
Despite his misgivings about Lennon, Harry introduced him to Sutcliffe, who was a small, softly-spoken and shy student, who had painted a portrait of Harry.
The second porter looked at my wheelchair with misgivings, "Don't know if it'll work, lift's a bit small.
