Tad Sentence Examples

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  • Julie was a tad subdued, don't you think?

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  • His remarks made me a tad uncomfortable.

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  • Both lost their wives to cancer and I think my father was a tad jealous but pleased our marriage made his friend and his daughter both so happy.

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  • I wanted to stay there but I assumed my presence might make the Dawkins boys a tad uncomfortable.

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  • To Dean, she seemed a tad pensive as she sat next to the window.

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  • I kind of hoped she might be with you," and then he added, a tad self-consciously, "she's been gone all night."

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  • Dinner was a quiet affair, cooked by the returning Fred O'Connor—hamburgers, a tad over-broiled, but the Deans appreciated the effort as they were busy with Bird Song's other chores.

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  • Fred displayed a tad more interest in the mysterious find than the prior evening.

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  • Boston was a tad rowdy back then and we were kind of young and frisky ourselves.

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  • Fred O'Connor seemed a tad put out that he'd been absent from the final confrontation in the Lucky Pup Mine until Dean reminded him that without his Internet connection and library research, Martha's bones would still be without identity.

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  • It makes everything you've heard a tad suspect, doesn't it?

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  • The tad is not a coin, the only silver currency, apart from imported dollars, being the ingots of silver known as "sycee"; the only other native currency is the copper "cash."

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  • Dinner was a quiet affair, cooked by the returning Fred O'Connor—hamburgers, a tad over-broiled, but the Deans appreciated the effort as they were busy with Bird Song's other chores.

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  • And she makes herself a tad more attractive than real life.

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  • I may have been a tad drunk Hehe, think I may have been a bit drunk myself.

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  • It's a little crackly and we reckon it could be a tad noisy in wind conditions.

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  • Jerome held Donnie's hand while his other arm was about Edith's shoulder, in a grasp that looked to Dean a tad too tight for simple affection.

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  • There was the Cece Baldwin busi­ness—you were a tad too pleased I discovered your anonymous thousand-dollar present to her.

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  • This one, written for some reason in conjunction with a former colleague, is too bombastic just a tad.

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  • I provide bookkeeping, payroll, VAT, accounts, personal and business tax and a tad of management accounting.

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  • The auger boring on Igoe's job was a tad trickier than Perco allowed for.

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  • I'm a tad worried bout it tho because even tho both directors are very talented, they are also quite different.

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  • Maybe I am just too used to the Adventure series but, they do feel a tad clunky.

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  • The Everio is neither chunky nor fragile, but this dinky new crossbreed is a tad too Shetland pony.

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  • It would be a tad harsh if a youthful dalliance were to disqualify you forever, wouldn't it?

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  • Without sounding too defensive, isn't it a tad hypocritical to label atheists as arrogant while not extending that to the religious folks?

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  • I tho the sound was only mediocre and was a tad disappointed in the end.

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  • Yup, the steel stick got a tad out of control and the tip caught the poor old doggy just behind one ear.

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  • All BMWs, especially 1 Series Tad complete dross, and what's the point?

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  • I think a 20metre max is a tad harsh, if all is well there should be no depth limits at all.

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  • This seems a tad harsh but caused great merriment in the office.

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  • Even then, she never actually stopped - just misfired a tad!

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  • Dover to Calais then overland a tad to Singapore.

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  • The sandwich menu is impressive if a tad pricey.

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  • The 902 gets the balance about right, but really punchy players might feel they're being held back a tad.

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  • However, we can foresee it suffering the main problem of any game of its type; namely it getting a tad repetitive.

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  • We had a little scotch tasting session so after I felt a tad wobbly soon after.

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  • I'm guessing that the front end would be a tad light, so skittish and liable to break loose under hard cornering?

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  • I'm always a tad suspicious when I receive a demo that actually sounds quite good ' Is this for real?

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  • All this menu stuff seems a tad complicated for 5 links!

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  • Of course, the bedroom still feels a tad crowded.

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  • The website now looks a tad better in Firefox, thanks to some tidying of the CSS.

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  • The whole thing seems heavily compressed, and the final mix-down can sound a tad muddy now and then.

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  • That would seem to be a wee tad inconsistent with your theory, wouldn't it?

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  • I am a tad uncomfortable with the binding recommendation idea.

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  • More than you'd think [November 17] Isn't it all just a tad vulgar?

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  • Tourism is a huge source of income so service is usually well-meaning if a tad rustic.

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  • The 902 gets the balance about right, but really punchy players might feel they 're being held back a tad.

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  • I 'm guessing that the front end would be a tad light, so skittish and liable to break loose under hard cornering?

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  • I 'm always a tad suspicious when I receive a demo that actually sounds quite good ' Is this for real?

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  • A tad over the top in a wee trough I hesitate to suggest.

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  • I have to confess to being a tad disappointed with some of the exhibits.

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  • I must admit to being a tad confused by now.

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  • All this menu stuff seems a tad complicated for 5 links !

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  • Yes, the room was a tad on the smallish side.

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  • I think even £ 25 million would be a tad on the large size for a transfer fee.

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  • That would seem to be a wee tad inconsistent with your theory, would n't it?

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  • Winter Gardening Looking Toward Spring Ok, the title " winter gardening " might be a tad bit misleading.

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  • It does get a tad boring, tho, repeating the same spiel, tweaked depending on the audience, so many times.

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  • More than you 'd think [November 17] Is n't it all just a tad vulgar?

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  • Setting gamma to 1.8 will probably make things a tad dark.

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  • All round, a good weekend, even if we were a tad light on numbers of freshers.

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  • You'll only need a tad of toothpaste, and you can use a soft, clean cloth or a toothbrush specifically designed for babies.

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  • Even if you want to create a home theater that is a tad more upscale than a traditional family room hangout, remember that part of the relaxing part of movies is kicking back in cozy comfort.

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  • Sound a tad gruesome for your home design?

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  • With just a touch of sparkle and a tad bit of shine, even an au natural day can be a little glossier.

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  • Black Radiance's shades may be a tad more appealing, but beware of shades that look better in the package than on the wearer in any makeup line.

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  • Bear in mind these neutrals are easy to wear and you can oomph them up with special effect highlighting creams and eyeliner techniques if you crave a tad bit more drama.

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  • Kalamatas are purplish-black in color, sweet, salty and soft, pickled in wine not vinegar, and a tad pricey.

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  • Vanilla/vanilla is one of the most popular wedding cake flavor combinations, but it's a tad on the boring side.

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  • I am now a little older and I believe a tad bit wiser.

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  • And with everything she does in her life to keep busy, the answer to her last question was a tad shocking.

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  • While imbibing at a Laguna Beach restaurant, Wahler had a tad too much to drink and got a little bit too rowdy for his own good.

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  • The problem was, I had had been so distracted by the fun we were having and the wonderful weather after so much rain, when I got home I realized that maybe I had bought just a tad too much fruit.

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  • The controls run just a tad better than Resident Evil.

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  • It's great having Connery voice the role, even though his accent is heavy and he sounds a tad older.

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  • As far as designs go, obviously the designers and artisans that make these racks can get creative and a tad eclectic.

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  • A tad bit intimidating, spikes add an edge and toughness to any basic hair style.

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  • The mohawk can be worn in varying lengths, the shorter lengths being easier to style with just a tad bit of gel or hairspray.

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  • Women who prefer a more masculine style may choose to wear a mullet while keeping a bit of length to keep their look a tad bit feminine.

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  • As your child starts his homeschool career, you'll want to focus on the basics and using kindergarten math worksheets can make your job just a tad easier.

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  • However, as energetic as they are, there is still a tendency for them to be a bit hypersensitive, and a tad gossipy.

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  • And, once your little one signs off the site, the noise, chaos, and mess of those mischievous young ones she's been caring for will disappear into the cyberspace void--certainly a tad more convenient than the real thing.

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  • Her son, Adam Chandler, Jr., is the biological son of Adam Chandler, Sr. (a former Erica Kane hubby) and she also shares a daughter named Kate with her true love Tad Martin.

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  • All My Children scoops and spoilers are for fans of Tad, Erica, Kendell, Zach, Greenlee and all the other rich characters who populate the little town of Pine Valley, Pennsylvania.

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  • Funny Earth features a 'Shoot Phil Mitchell' game that is a tad disturbing in its dark humor.

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  • For example, when Michael Knight returned to All My Children after a several year absence, fans knew that his character Tad Martin would be resurrected somehow.

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  • Jesse's devotion to his best friend Tad and Tad's sister Jenny Gardner contributed to Angie's affections.

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  • Their totally unorthodox relationship included Tad's courtship of the country girl who was being used by the very wealthy Adam Chandler.

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  • Tad saved her and helped reunite the young mother with her son.

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  • When he proposed in a chicken suit, Dixie and Tad's romance survived presumed deaths on the part of both Tad and Dixie.

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  • Tad and Dixie are one of the truly great super couples to come from All My Children.

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  • Tad fell in love with Dixie and kept trying to rescue her, despite her own claims to be in love with Adam.

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  • When Dixie committed herself to Laurel Hills, Tad rescued her and Dixie realized that she was in love with Tad.

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  • Unfortunately, married bliss only lasted a short time before Dixie's uncle (Palmer) and Tad's biological mother (Opal) began meddling.

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  • Tad and Dixie's second wedding in 1990 was aborted when Tad was presumed dead on their wedding day.

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  • They finally remarried in 1994 only to break up once again, this time over Tad's infidelity and the couple married for the third and final time in 1999.

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  • Brian and Dixie's relationship included a short-lived marriage in an attempt to provide Adam Chandler Junior with a stable home environment despite Adam's interference and Tad's 'death'.

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  • Tad's subsequent return to Pine Valley spelled a certain end to the unpopular relationship between Dixie and Brian.

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  • By using some of the unique lines uttered by the likes of Erica Kane, Tad Martin and JR Chandler, you are sure to get a reaction from friends, family members and strangers.

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  • In the 1970s and 80s the only way fans could obtain updates on Erica, Tad, Liza, and Adam was through soap opera publications.

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  • Palmer also married Opal Purdy (Tad Martin's birth mother) and together they had Petey.

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  • Joe and Ruth Martin adopted son Tad who shares son Jaime with Brooke English, daughter Kate with Dixie Cooney and daughter Jennifer with Krystal Carey.

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  • Heroines come in all shapes and sizes on ABC soap operas from Erica Kane to Laura Spencer to Nora Buchanan while male heroes like Luke Spencer, Tad Martin and Antonio Vega are great choices for boy names.

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  • Tad (AMC) - Thaddeus Martin began life on the soap opera as an abused boy; philandering cad and eventually he reformed his cad-like ways to become a hero.

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  • Tad is a fun-loving name for a strong boy with heroic qualities.

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  • What Adam couldn't have realized was Dixie's relationship to Palmer Cortlandt and Tad Martin would become such a thorn in his plans.

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  • With Tad's help and love, Dixie managed to keep J.R. in her life.

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  • Dixie Cooney was a duck out of water in Pine Valley, but her intrinsic naivety and sweetness appealed to the rascal Tad and redeemed him from bad boy to erstwhile hero.

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  • Despite a troubled path of love, Tad’s proposal in the chicken suit is a treasured moment in their romance.

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  • Some squads opt to get the same color bloomers for the entire squad, but the flyers may wear shorties, while girls who are bases might wear something that offers a tad more coverage.

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  • To up the ante just a tad, throw candy at the section that is the loudest during the game.

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  • You can use your cheer shoes for dancing if three pairs of good quality athletic shoes are a tad too much for your wallet in addition to camp costs, and then you just need cheerleading shoes and running/aerobic shoes.

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  • Eggs are excellent sources of protein but can be a tad high on fat and cholesterol; the jury is still out on how much this matters, but for now you can play it safe by mixing egg whites with whole eggs when making scrambled eggs or omelets.

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  • You can maximize the workout by making a conscious effort to give the lower abs a tad more of a squeeze.

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  • This style is perfect for the women who wants the no panty-line, smooth silhouette benefits of a thong but prefers a tad more coverage.

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  • If an animal printed sports bra is just a tad too intense for your taste, then why not consider a fun tie-dye print?

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  • While tracking down the original color may prove a tad bit challenging, there are some other colors similar to OPI nail polish in the color Peachaboo that will give you the same feminine sparkle without a gaudy finish.

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  • Don't get alarmed but I've taken the liberty to be a tad candid with him.

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  • Evelyn leaned to whisper to Romas, whose response was a tad too long for Kiera's impatient bladder.

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  • Makes recognizing anyone a tad more difficult.

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  • His hair was a tad past barbering time and he wore polished black shoes and black socks, inconsistent with the rest of his attire.

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  • Just before they turned in, Fred looked Dean in the eye and said, I know I'm looking ahead just a tad, but if you marry that gal, we'll have to get a bigger house.

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  • Winston's smile was a tad less casual.

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  • There was the Cece Baldwin busi­ness—you were a tad too pleased I discovered your anonymous thousand-dollar present to her.

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  • On the other hand, while phonetically the above explanation was not inconsistent with such cases as rka dkah, bkah, bska, and nga, rnga, ngag, sngags, lnga, ngad and brtse, brdzun, dbyar, &c., where the italicized letters are pronounced in full and the others are left aside, it failed to explain other cases, such as dgra, mgron, spyod, snyan, sbrang, sbrul, bkra, k'ri, krad, k'rims, k'rus, &c., pronounced da, don, cod, or swod, cen, Bang, deu, ta, t'i, tad or teh, tim, tu, &c., and many others, where the spoken forms are obviously the alteration by wear and tear of sounds originally similar to the written forms. Csoma de Koros, who was acquainted with the somewhat archaic sounds of Ladak, was able to point to only a few letters as silent.

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  • Your confession is a tad different variation; is it your wife or mommy?

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  • I tried to remain objective but I'm forced to admit, the assemblage made me feel a tad tetchy.

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  • We dined a tad late at bouchon, a restaurant for some reason spelled with a small "b," deemed by some reviewers as the best of Santa Barbara.

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  • Little gray haired Effie wore a perpetual smile on her pretty face, a tad on the silly side but charming nonetheless, in a bewildered sort of way.

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  • Effie choked a tad on her cookie at the enthusiasm of her rambling and asked for a glass of milk.

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  • Fred returned, a tad on the sheepish side, and Dean filled him in on the recent happenings.

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  • She must have been a tad confused as she bought me one of his dad's.

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