tatted sentence in Hindi

Examples

1. He rat-a-tat-tatted during a conference call the day the deal was completed, and he toot-a-toot-tooted the next day when he showed up at Shea Stadium for the unveiling.
2. He has been obstinate and I finally reported him-which of course he tit-for-tatted and reported me, despite the fact I've already told him to take it up in the Development of Spore talk page.
3. There was the Dec . 8 game when he took on Buffalo bad boy Eric Boulton, 2 inches and 32 pounds bigger, and rat-a-tatted him upside the head for trying to goad teammate Bill Guerin into a confrontation.
4. The first batch of badges and tatted hearts _ 2, 792 envelopes in all _ were boxed up in late August and sent to New York, where they'll be labeled by a group of volunteers and shipped to families, Johnson said.
5. Historically ( and in some cultures still in use today ) a small bag of fine thread & mdash; netted, tatted, knitted, crocheted, or knotted ( see macrame ) & mdash; enclosed a bob of long hair on the back of the head or held it close to the nape.
6. Some made tatted cloths, children earned money and donated it for the building of three'bride benches,'young men and women made and assembled a dollhouse to be used in the youth center, and more than six hundred volunteers cleaned the temple before the open house held 8 27 September 1986.
7. Arun Gawali, self-consciously costumed in the homespun cotton that was the trademark of India's great pacifist, Mohandas K . Gandhi, admitted in an interview to a criminal past he says he now deplores, but denied any part in the audacious blazes of gunfire that have rat-a-tat-tatted a message of fear across this city of more than 10 million people.
8. Unable to satisfy anyone but the young and infatuated Dawn Schiller ( Bosworth ), the erstwhile Johnny Wadd had taken to supporting his habit by mooching around such unsavory figures as Palestinian nightclub kingpin Eddie Nash ( Eric Bogosian ) and the Wonderland party house residents, a bunch of very scary bikers and ex-cons that includes David Lind ( McDermott, all hairy and tatted to the point of unrecognizability ), the volatile Ron Launius ( Lucas ) and the rattishly unnerving Billy Deverell ( Tim Blake Nelson ).
9. Jody Rosen, a music critic who coined the term bro-country, described " Cruise " as the " most generic song ", an " amiable lunk of a song ", and that the " most extraordinary thing about it is its aggressive ordinariness . " To Rosen, it exemplifies the genre of bro-country, " music by and of the tatted, gym-toned, party-hearty young American white dude . " Its themes of women and driving are noted by critics to typical of the genre of bro-country, with its perceived objectification of women the target of criticism.