It could be a skosh less salty, but it's good!
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The CPU wavers a skosh, but not enough that you'd notice.
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Mel is now paying Oksana a skosh under $30k a month.
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The ride was short; just a skosh over two minutes overall.
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Half a pump, or even a skosh less, will get the job done.
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His campaign office sits on the second floor of Skosh Monahan's Irish Pub.
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We're told under the deal, Rob gets a skosh more than 50% custody.
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You have got the stock market just a skosh off of all- time highs.
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RCMH seats more people -- a skosh over 6,000 -- but is significantly smaller in square footage.
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Nick's worth a reported $25 million, and Priyanka reportedly comes in a skosh higher, at $28 mil.
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Wondrously weird and a skosh too long, "Good Manners" is a dark Brazilian fable of animalistic passions and social isolation.
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I had "catanas" instead of KATANAS, which was fine because I didn't know how to spell SKOSH at 63D, either.
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Lastly, even if you have an absurd amount of Bitcoin to spare, buying the Hublot Meca-10 seems a skosh shady.
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The Bugatti Centodieci is the French automaker's most powerful supercar yet — coming in a skosh above the Chiron at 2360,210 horsepower.
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" — Paulina Gomez "A dollar bill is a skosh longer than 6 inches; you've always got a small tape measure with you.
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The people who bought it paid nearly $3 mil but they're trying to unload it for a skosh under $1.7 mil.
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It boasts a seven-speed, single-clutch automated manual transmission and weighs 2,756 pounds, just a skosh lighter than the regular Huayra Roadster.
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The house was not on the market, and we're told Katy paid the owner a skosh under $19 mil to seal the deal.
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As for why, Dash says things are lean in the financial department, claiming his adjusted gross income in 2018 was a skosh over $56,000.
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It will be the second Florida property Ross has unloaded ... he sold his Fort Lauderdale pad for a skosh over $6 mil earlier this year.
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The property is 101 ACRES -- a skosh smaller than the size of Vatican City (for real, look it up) -- and this place has it all!!!
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Axl and the boys slayed with "Sweet Child O' Mine," and went on for an astounding 3 hours ... well, a skosh shy of 3 hours.
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It's just a skosh under the dual-motor performance version of the Model 3, which has an output of 450 horsepower and 471 lb-ft of torque.
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In 1,200 civilian miles, I learned that the Turbo S is livable as an everyday car, with a ride quality a skosh firmer than a standard 911.
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But this version is a little lighter, cheaper and a skosh slower than the high-end versions of the Taycan that were introduced just seven weeks ago.
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Tempted once too often, I entered a water- and gravel-covered corner a skosh too fast, ending up with the passenger side axle-deep in farm mud.
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Around the back of Skosh Monahan's pub, at the end of a hallway lined with kegs, a red and blue neon sign reads: "Rohrabacher Liberty HQ." Upstairs is Rohrabacher's campaign office.
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Diana and Steve Trevor sail a boat together back to London, where she is an innocent mermaid-out-of-water, an Eliza Doolittle with just a skosh of Tarzan-meets-Pretty Woman.
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It sprints from rest to 60 miles an hour in a skosh over four seconds courtesy of a 13-horsepower electric motor powered by a 7.1-kilowatt-hour lithium ion battery pack.
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Ford shares took a hit and fell 7.18% to close at $4 after Fitch Ratings downgraded the automaker to a skosh above non-investment grade with a negative outlook driven by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The next three episodes aren't great, either, though they have flashes of interest—a skosh better than HBO's "Vinyl," but that's not enough skoshes, unless you're really committed to the project (or are reviewing it).
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Some takeaways and key findings: Other items of note: Dockless scooters have been all the rage; now it seems that cities and scooter startups are considering whether free-floating micromobility might need to be reined in a skosh.
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Anyone who hovers around a size 14 has been there: you're shopping at a "straight-size" store where you've successfully purchased clothing in their largest size before, but, because their sizing is inconsistent (and whose isn't these days?), the item you have your eye on today is a skosh too small… and there's no option in a size up.
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Writing in The Japan Times, Arudou argued that the "Mr. James" campaign perpetuates negative stereotypes about non-Japanese Caucasian minorities living in Japan, and demanded that McDonald’s Japan withdraw the advertisement: "Imagine McDonald's, a multinational that has long promoted cultural diversity, launching a McAsia Menu in America featuring a deep-bowing, grimacing Asian in a bathrobe and platform sandals saying 'Me likee McFlied Lice!' or 'So solly, prease skosh honorable teriyaki sandrich? Time magazine's Coco Masters concluded: "To protest Mr. James as a stereotype of a minority population in Japan because the Ohio native fails to speak or write Japanese fluently, dresses like a nerd and blogs about burgers only ends up underscoring the fact that there really aren't a lot of foreigners who fit the bill running around Japan.
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F-5B at Bien Hoa AB The 10th Fighter Squadron, Commando was activated at Bien Hoa Air Base, South Vietnam in April 1967 to test the Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter in operational missions. Tactical Air Command had organized the Tactical Fighter Squadron, Provisional, 4503d at Williams Air Force Base, Arizona to begin testing the F-5 under the name "Skoshi Tiger"Skoshi (or Skosh) was military slang for small, derived from Japanese. The F-5 was much smaller than USAF fighters in operation at the time. on 22 July 1965, with pilots and maintenance personnel from the USAF Tactical Air Warfare Center. After conducting initial tests in the United States, the 4503d deployed a dozen of its fighters to Bien Hoa in October 1965, although the squadron officially remained at Williams until 10 March 1966.
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