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1 The battle had raised this little upstart to his equal in rank!
2 You are like all the little upstart reformers, filled with conceit of course.
3 He was writing to her, then, the little upstart , that infernal little biscuit-shooter!
4 The living, breathing version of the scrappy little upstart that overturns an entire industry.
5 His word is much greater than that of a little upstart like La Reynie.
6 Now the little upstart had even stolen Caliel away.
7 It's how some scrappy little upstart like Microsoft overthrew the colossus that once was IBM.
8 You know what one little upstart says to me, I laughed, he said I like men.
9 Look here, you impudent little upstart from nowhere!
10 He has found a ridiculous little upstart with the brains of a donkey. She shook her head despairingly.
11 I should be very well pleased if it were not for having that little upstart Hartley in our mess.
12 The presumptuous little upstart !
13 Newcastle coach Terry McDermott has branded Liverpool striker Craig Bellamy "a little upstart " over their tunnel dispute at Anfield.
14 We pushed rapidly on, and thought we were nearly through, when a little upstart of a fox-terrier came barking out at us from a doorway.
15 Settus's line was wavering -evenif the little upstart himself was fighting like a man possessed, trying to win the battle all on his own.
16 'Why, even that little upstart , Mr. Rabbit, has got a make-believe tail.'
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