Sentence examples for with a tad from inspiring English sources

Now, they look back with a tad of longing.

McGriff goes to a similar place (with a tad more mystical derangement), and he doesn't flinch.

Straw says he qualified it with "a tad" to try to make it acceptable.

This cloud-like wonder would have been even better with a tad less sugar.

Still, it's hard to look at a lot of the movies Mr. Corman directed and not feel that they might, with a tad more care, have been better.

While she enjoyed the story and the music, she commented with a tad of disappointment: "The movie wasn't what I expected.

Figure 10 Schematic pictures of plasma bubble disappearance above Darwin.Schematic pictures of plasma bubble disappearance above Darwin (southern hemisphere) associated with an TAD through the (a) F-region dynamo and (b) polarization electric field.

He goes out with women a tad closer to, but not quite, his age.

The noise generated by all this reproductive energy can be astonishing, more of Whitman than Thoreau, with just a tad of Ginsberg -- every crawling, flying, creeping thing, singing, blatting or yawping a song of itself.

For now, the race is on to replace that bluetooth headset with something a tad more powerful.

Only two Wall Street analysts follow Herley shares, and the consensus forecast for full-year 2010 earnings (year ending July) is $0.98, with Oberweis a tad more optimistic at $1.10.