Sentence examples for up a tad from inspiring English sources
Clowney would line up a tad outside.
You'd actually be up a tad: $201,602.
It's not going to kill you to butch it up a tad.
Or perhaps it is because I have grown up a tad in the past five years.
The only change I registered within myself was that I ended up a tad happier.
Mr. Ramm is a lucid line reader; it's his comic eloquence that comes up a tad short.
Always possessed of a delicacy of detail and a sophisticated sense of proportion, Israel's earlier work always seemed a bit too buttoned-up, a tad too self-conscious.
Quite a few hands went up, some a tad reluctantly.
The reference to Melville's novel seems a stretch too far even for Joe DiMaggio, and everything gets wrapped up perhaps a tad too neatly.
Turning up just a tad late at a friend's wedding just as she was coming down the aisle, and coming into the room from the front by mistake.
On the other hand, I was amazed by how many unique entries we have in the grid: a whopping 19 are making their debut today, and while I thought that AIM UP was a tad awkward, most of them are pretty spiffy.
