Little-wonder Sentence Examples

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  • There is little wonder that coloring books and paper dolls in brick and mortar stores feature this lovable fashion queen.

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  • With cache like that, its little wonder that this fashion line continues to inspire.

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  • There is little wonder why they are so intertwined into images of marriage.

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  • There is little wonder as to why parents enjoy dressing their children in this sturdy cotton twill material; denim washes easily and can withstand repeated launderings.

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  • With millions of tee shirts sold every year, it's little wonder that there are numerous styles available.

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  • It is little wonder that these chemicals are leaching into the rice grown there and thus showing up in the food our infants eat.

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  • Rosetta Stone does all this and more; there is little wonder as to why Rosetta Stone is one of Cathy Duffy's Top 100 picks.

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  • Kansas City is a large and sprawling metropolis, so it's little wonder that there many charity foundations Kansas City is home to.

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  • Available in either stainless steel or gold color band, the Tissot site claims that this watch is one of their better selling watches -- and it's little wonder with the style and functionality that this watch represents.

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  • With so much going for them, it is little wonder that the Eagles Squad is in high demand.

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  • It is little wonder that, in these circumstances, the choice of a successor to Pellegrini, whose term of office expired in 1892, should have been felt to possess peculiar importance.

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  • It is little wonder that men who could tame and handle the reptiles gained esteem and influence.

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  • It is little wonder if Schleiermacher attains a compromise rather than a unity.

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  • She's all the rage, with concert tickets in high demand, and songs in the Top 10, so it's little wonder that every little girl wants Hannah Montana clothes.

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