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At the wee age of 6, Davis learned how to use a sewing machine from his grandmother, which set up the young designer to be inspired by his surroundings from that point forward.

Scientists envision that these microfliers, when equipped with wee sensors for measuring environmental conditions, could monitor pH, test for heavy metals or assess hazards like chemical spills, for example.

“I’m tired of praying over a person in a casket that I played pee-wee football with,” he said.

Others, just a wee bit smaller, seem to be rocky “super-Earths.”

It’s a charming and outrageous corrective after previous films had started to take themselves a wee bit too seriously.

How about baby drama with little Abijean and the Wee Baby Seamus?

In the wee hours of Christmas morning, a flight deal was shared in an exclusive Facebook group for urban travelers.

Pee-wee was also a family favorite, and we caught the show on Broadway.

There was talk of a Judd Apatow-produced Pee-wee film getting made a few years back.

This was the real deal, we wee Dylanologists told ourselves, this was pure…what?

Then there was Wee Wo,—he was a little Chinese chap, and we used to send him down the chimneys to open front doors for us.

To think,” said the younger Englishwoman to her sister, “of this wee mite travelling about in an open motor!

The wee round wonders with their mystery of velvety colour are well fitted to take captive the young eye.

If Wee Willie Winkie took an interest in anyone, the fortunate man was envied alike by the mess and the rank and file.

That's going to make things lots easier for my scheme, 'but I'll 'bide a wee' before I spring it on the Pater.