Sentence examples for somebody small from inspiring English sources

An elderly gentleman wearing wire-rimmed glasses was trying to read The New York Review of Books when, two seats ahead of him, for no apparent reason, somebody small let out a scream.

Beginning with Iago, "a mediocre villain, really," by which he means "somebody small minded, petty, evil, somebody who is jealous of all your achievements, jealous of everything that you have, of your love most of all," Mr. Berkoff takes us on a high-speed, somewhat meandering tour through the landscape of evildoing in iambic pentameter.

Roughly 50percentt of baboon aggression is "displacement aggression"—somebody taking out their bad day on somebody smaller.

"I am hoping that what happens will inspire somebody in small towns in Texas or maybe St . Louis.

Then somebody proclaimed that small businesses are the engine of job growth in this country.

If they needed somebody in a small group who knew what the hell they were doing in the studio, that was me".

I'd much rather be somebody with a small part in a really good film than be on the top of the call sheet on something that might make a bunch of money".

Somebody mobilized a small army of congressional allies, letter-signing and op-ed-writing former high officials, and Sunday-morning-talk-show guests, all of whom offered severe critiques of Comey.

Which would be O.K. if we were talking about somebody from a small town rather than, as a McCain campaign co-chairman noted delicately, a "guy of the street".

If I told somebody in a small town that I had lived overseas for fifteen years, the initial response was invariably the same: "Were you in the military?" After that, people had few questions.

As somebody said: get small".