| Although she declines to use the title, Abigail F. Rosenfeld, a thirty-five-year-old Borough Park mother of ten, is a nitpicker of extreme, if secret, renown. |
| Although he sees himself as analytical, his peers describe him as a nitpicker. |
| Investing a few dollars in a handful of drugstore products and a willingness to become your own household nitpicker will work just as well, if not better than the fancy salons. |
| According to some nitpicker at the Ohio Department of Education, Mrs. Roberta Erwin retired and left teaching entirely in 1967, Two years before my birth. |
| There is no accepted coaching category called stickler or nitpicker. |
| Book sections: Front Cover Table of Contents First Pages Index Surprise Me! SAMPLE PAGE Page 5,333: If I hire a nitpicker to get rid of my son's head lice, does that make me a bad mother? |
