| Then I noticed that not a droplet or smidgin of the jelly remained in the pot. |
| A welcome tactical switch for ITV saw Lawrence Dallaglio replacing Phil Vickery as co-commentator, and matching his former England colleague for enthusiasm while adding a welcoming smidgin of tactical nous as well. |
| Anybody with a smidgin of web sense will instantly spot that as an urban legend. |
| The response of British land artists to all these Big Sky-Bad Boy backhoe heroics was creative understatement laced with a smidgin of polite distaste. |
| My bitter little heart warmed a smidgin to find that there are tensions and squabbles at the spaceport and that the Shard premises are far from sold out. |
| A few years down the road, many of us will hopefully have a smidgin more spare lolly than we have now, and we just might be able to buy a secondhand Porsche. |
