little vicious造句

• It's getting to be a little vicious.
• The waves are starting to get a little vicious, running every which way,
• While in Connecticut, she appeared in the Oscar-nominated short documentary, " A Little Vicious ".
• She has a modern sense of humor, and what's more, she can be cruel and a little vicious.
• Hilfiger said the gap between a Sheryl Crow and a Little Vicious is not so wide that he may lose one customer as he pursues another.
• And what started out as " a mean, little vicious comedy about dating " became a romantic comedy with a happy Hollywood ending.
• For example, the company was able to forge a relationship with Little Vicious three years ago, when he was 14, because it stays abreast of new sounds.
• Humes'previous documentary, " A Little Vicious, " was nominated for an Oscar and played at the Brattle Theatre, much to the delight of the 1982 Harvard grad.
• Her account, " Bandit : Dossier of a Dangerous Dog, " was published by HarperCollins in 1991, and her experiences with Bandit were the subject of a documentary film, " A Little Vicious ."
• The designer also dresses Aaliyah, who appeals to hip black teen-agers and young women; Quincy Jones, the suave music potentate; Little Vicious, an upstart rapper; Salt-n-Pepa, the sexy, feminist hip-hop pioneers; Lil'Kim, rap's answer to Millie Jackson; Sting, for the generation that likes its angst set to music; emerging alternative rock bands like Bender and Sister Hazel, and the Fugees, who cross age and race barriers with their mellow multicultural sounds.