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He had been restless and was so happy we were all staying by his side. Mummy and I both slept in the same single bed which was no mean feat.

Sleeping is no mean art; for its sake one must stay awake all day.

Getting the word out about your company--without going broke--is no mean feat.

It is no mean task to put peoples minds at rest, but we are quite confident of our ability to do so.

It was no mean feat to get him to agree.

This was no mean feat for an article of clothing.

Even without Lawton and Matthews. This was no mean feat.

With creative dishes as the shop signature, the dinning room by no mean exclusively relies on "creative cuisine" to get the upper hand.

no mean feat in a state that, as one former congressman put it, is half underwater and half under indictment.

DOING any business at all in Zimbabwe is no mean feat these days.

we, weak humans, would have no mean by which to oppose our submission.

This was no mean feat.

William was by no mean stupid. He knew something happened.

It's located in a hamlet in the stunning Aston Wood Nature Reserve - in itself no mean achievement.

No mean feet for a man of 75.

Mummy and I both slept in the same single bed which was no mean feat.

But he's able to really raise the stakes and keep them raised. And I think that's no mean feat.

This is no mean feat considering such turbines are 70 meters tall and have blades the size of a football field.

That said, getting users to visit yet another site as part of their travel planning process will be no mean feat.

Turning around a tech giant like Cisco is no mean feat.

This is no mean feat, especially for firms dealing with new, costly technologies, like hybrid cars.

He is a man of no mean ability.

Believe us Dear Ones these will be no mean achievements when they are finally completed, and show the Illuminati whose is in command.

We do no mean a smile specially put on to please others , or a false a sinister design, much less a grin with murderous intent behind .

Second, she'd need to convince both Wall Street and Main Street that the plan would work, no mean feat.

Scaling 30 metre cliffs|to the nesting site is no mean feat.

They sailed as far as America without the aid of magnetic compasses, which was no mean feat.

But if they make African medicine more effective and boost trade to boot, that will be no mean achievement.

I'm sure he can win a trophy, too, as getting Fulham to a major cup final is no mean feat.

No mean feat for an Englishman who graduated almost exactly 30 years ago from the school of hard-drinking journalists in Scotland.

In 1991 Ghemawat became the youngest-ever full professor at Harvard Business School, no mean achievement.

The unfurling of Ikaros, which has an area of 200 square metres, is therefore no mean feat.

Mr Blair, no mean Livingstone-hater in the past, was dewy-eyed with admiration.

I'm by no mean a pro at relationship.

Dario: No cash! No mean-green! No bills!

That's no mean feat in India and China.

no mean feat in post-war Europe.