To a spider the process would
seem a trifle
hyperactive.
In a thousand industries the profits of to-day are wrung from the wastes or
unconsidered trifles
of yesterday.
Trifle on the odd side.
War without pity or mercy; that the traitors may know that they must
not trifle
with the sentiment of a people.
All this was the
merest trifle, the outside of life.
Trifles in comparison
of this.
Trifle bowl
and make some forks marks in the sponge.
Trifle again, was it
so trifling
a skirmish to such mighty warriors as to have been forgotten already?
Trifle compared
to the 600,000 pounds of du in iraq and kuwait.
What he left undone was a
mere trifle
to what he did.
Wine sauces,
sherry trifle, etc are forbidden.
Triflequantity sown, is, however,
very trifling.
Finally, i expect i am not alone in
feeling a trifle
weary of carol services.
Alright, i know - i must have a pretty boring life to get worked up about
such trifles!
While i was there a volunteer brought in a large and delicious
looking trifle
she had prepared.
Of course, it seems an awfully silly
little trifle
to talk about.
The point i am really making is that she was
becoming a trifle
callous in all her relationships at this time.
Luxuries, our wedding 1944, gills caterers,
small trifles
for the wedding breakfast.
We had thirty seven cars on the grid on sunday - it
got a trifle
busy out on the track to say the least!
He might feel the tragic irony of it; it might shake his soul, like any
other tragic trifle.
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