How quaint.

How quaint.

How quaint.

Quaint, isn't it?

You quaint little thing.

Oh, many quaint ones.

It's a quaint old village.

It's so quaint and charming.

His accent sounds a little quaint.

His accent sounds a little quaint.

That's sort of a quaint custom.

Can you understand my quaint English accent?

It's a quaint place, don't you think?

Valley event, to which he replied, How quaint.

Can you understand my quaint English accent? (Laughter)

wonder along the quaint cobbled streets of the Old Town

In short, the pursuit of the collective good looks sadly quaint.

It always sounds so quaint, you know, the heather and the peat.

It was a week before Christms and there was a quaint little post offic.

One night a long time ago, my travels took me to a quaint little village.

I am not the type to faint When things are odd or things are quaint

How could you forget that funny little house... and the suspicious concierge... and that quaint little room?

Poprad itself is centred on St. Egidius square, which is surrounded by quaint houses an the main shops.

And the newly emerging diseases may make H5N1 and bird flu a quaint forerunner of things to come.

An integral part of the square is the Dolejší Gate, which completes the quaint look of the historic core.

And I recently said that to a venture capitalist casually at some Valley event, to which he replied, How quaint.

They will come, give some money to quaint and slightly lunatic looking farmers ploughing behind their mules, and they will leave.

If the latter observation now seems quaint, that is a measure of how much times have changed in the past 50 years.

These peoples are not failed attempts at being modern quaint and colorful and destined to fade away as if by natural law.

The third issue highlighted by Ms. Bonino is the quaint Italian labor law that allows a dismissed worker to go to court and seek reinstatement.

It might not be so bad if there were even a grain of truth to trickle down economics the quaint notion that everyone benefits from enriching those at the top.

But, for many of those who imagine relaxing in a place that offers a quaint life of undisturbed beauty, there is a strong risk that prices will rise out of reach in future decades.

Down below the lower town extends through the old section with its narrow cobblestone streets with several fashionable and quaint shopping lanes, then onward to several parks below the hill, where strolling is a pleasure.

Lambros has captured some of the most interesting decorative details on Belgrade's older buildings in a set of 18 photographs that depict the quaint, unique mixture of Serbian culture with a well known European architectural style.

Now (Applause) the problem the problem is that even those of us sympathetic with the plight of indigenous people view them as quaint and colorful but somehow reduced to the margins of history as the real world, meaning our world, moves on.

There are two large hotels that border the strip the Ceylon Inter Continental Hotel and at the other by the quaint Galle Face Hotel, one of Sri Lanka's oldest and most popular hotels, with a variety of old world charm including old furniture, hand carved doors, balconies and high ceilings.