Petty в предложении (на )
- But now I’ve become petty.
- Curse his damned petty soul.
- That's a petty thing to say.
- It is petty, ugly, infamous.
- It was grand and it was petty.
- He was ashamed of their petty.
- Petty perhaps, but there you go.
- Learn to laugh at petty matters.
- No more of that petty errand shit.
- Sylvia, the CEO, is a petty tyrant.
- Look, I don't believe your petty story.
- A hundred dollars is petty cash for me.
- At that moment a Petty Officer Steward.
- Many burglaries involve only petty theft.
- I cannot deal with his petty jealousy now.
- For parchment? That’s only petty theft.
- Their lives were filled with petty concerns.
- In July 2002, Master Chief Petty Officer Ja M.
- He never came out of his armour and was petty.
- Those are dangers from without, petty dangers.
- Her retaliations were both petty and wounding.
- And there was Vanessa and her petty ruse with.
- Not all petty annoyances constitute harassment.
- Bloody ‘ell! repeated the petty officer.
- Everything has always been petty and spiritless.
- The guy who ran the armoury, ex-RN Petty Officer.
- This man was beyond all that petty captain stuff.
- A petty officer who tends to the ship’s signals.
- How petty my concerns seem, beside such tragedy.
- The petty words and squabbles of childhood seemed.
- For many great deeds are performed in petty combats.
- Cast aside vain excuses and petty reasons for delay.
- She used me to annoy him, to take her petty revenge.
- From petty crimes to extreme violence, I did it all.
- Blake could think of all the petty shit his shithead.
- In their purest form, a petty tyrant is not teachable.
- Human Childhood is petty and fearful and grating….
- They are only concerned with their own petty interests.
- Away from the newly arrived petty thief of the ancient.
- The young Petty Officer pushed back her hair and stared.
- His own servants punished with death for petty mistakes.
- Most of those I met are too absorbed in their own petty.
- I would never call you silly or petty, I say sternly.
- In the beginning she had ignored them as petty jealousies.
- It was waste of trouble to try to solve this petty mystery.
- More petty larceny at the local convenience store?
- If she is a petty lifeling who cares? said Macfearson.
- Just one more petty irritation with which to start his day.
- After the petty work in the guesthouse, I was happy to have.
- They will tell you that that their petty wages of about RM350.
- This is a family of minds which are, at once, great and petty.
- Sometimes a man can lose his way on the petty moments of lust.
- I may be a petty postman to you and not worthy of your respect.
- Maybe a bit petty of me, but just in case he mentioned his FWB.
- The petty annoyances at school that usually set Haven’s teeth.
- I'm sorry to have called you down over such a petty business, Mr.
- One was overrun with squabbling bureaucracy and their petty laws.
- A flogging, inflicted on a petty thief, inflicts more actual pain.
- After all, that is nothing; petty larceny, six months at the most.
- Some of these may seem slight, obtuse, even petty, and I beg the.
- These are only a few of the petty thefts committed by these people.
- Jane hated petty minded people and this man was a perfect example.
- A few have engaged in petty trade, and some have emigrated to the.
- He told Kevin of his experiences in the Soviet Army and his petty.
- She’s Annie Mackie, a Royal Navy Petty Officer Medical Assistant.
- Quite a fuss when he stole her out of that petty chiefdom up north.
- Your weak, human mind, filled with petty dreams of hate and revenge.
- He learned of the black arts through petty thieves and murderers.
- In Wischau itself, a petty German town, Rostov saw the Emperor again.
- And do you know what one arrives at with that majesty? at being petty.
- He could see, now, that it was petty of him to object on these grounds.
- Such conditions are often minutely represented in our petty lifetimes.
- In Wischau itself, a petty German town, Rostóv saw the Emperor again.
- Turning the other cheek means you resist the temptation to turn petty.
- Petty and Field7 showed years ago that IQ test scores can and do change.
- He ordered Petty Officer Maloney to set them at their ease, before he.
- Do not be seduced by short term highs of petty conversations and gossip.
- What use has he for a petty pond who has availed himself of the crystal.
- Moreover, let us remark, this same petty world had a grandeur of its own.
- But you’ll probably be too busy with your petty concerns to even notice.
- This was his moment, and no petty Commander would be allowed to spoil it.
- No fear is so small or petty that the fear of no-self isn't at its heart.
- You simply can’t continue to hold a petty grudge over that old incident.
- He, his petty strength all exhausted instantly, combats the inexhaustible.
- You petty hoodlums cut the crap here or I’ll brain the lot of ya!.
- This was the chief reason, but apart from that my petty vanity was wounded.
- In those disorderly times, every great landlord was a sort of petty prince.
- Vicki had walked out of their business at least ten times over petty issues.
- The boatsteerer was a petty officer and was a key member of the whaling crew.
- Particularly when they could gain something, no matter how petty it might be.
- Listen, God is not petty, nor is he insecure; and God always sees your heart.
- There are always petty fatalities of the sort which complicate domestic dramas.
- Chapter 37 Oh the petty jealousies within a large family, brothers and sisters.
- What connection is there between the common cause and the petty intrigues of Mr.
- Selfish petty hatred so meaningless they are about nothing but meaningless hate.
- Another easy habit to adopt around a cash diet is saving your petty change.
- The ten armed sailors boarded first, with bayonets sheathed, followed by Petty.
- She is every bit as insolent as Hafiz had said she was, but she not at all petty.
- I won the cases they had little interest in: first-time offenders, petty cases of.
- It comprised a series of recollections of petty tyrannies, insults and indignities.
