| 31. | I curled up in my sleeping bag wearing in layers every smidge of clothing I'd brought, gloves, sock hat and all.
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| 32. | Wikipedia s famous co-founder, Jimmy Wales, the longest-serving trustee, was the first to add a smidge of information.
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| 33. | Apparently, the makers of this follow-up to the 25 million-selling " Titanic " soundtrack think, a smidge more.
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| 34. | Movie Jesus has to be all beatific and bland, white-bread and just a smidge dreamy ( in both senses of the word ).
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| 35. | Why has Ellington's star soared out of sight while Strayhorn's trajectory has remained flat, or even begun to sink a smidge?
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| 36. | "I'm a conservative person by nature, but I would like to be a smidge more aggressive with my putter,"
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| 37. | If that strikes you as a bit over the top, a smidge strong, a trifle judgmental, you don't understand what is afoot.
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| 38. | McAlpine would later admit " listening now, it seems that none of us could play anything without making it fiddly, and a smidge too fast.
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| 39. | The Waves, who had a six-game winning streak ended, could get a smidge of a revenge when the schools meet again Saturday in Malibu.
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| 40. | Yet only in Providence, some say, would the reform candidate be saddled with a smidge of Old Providence : His father is a famous mob lawyer.
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