wind a person round one's little finger in English

have a person totally under one's own control

Use "wind a person round ones little finger" in a sentence

1. She can wind her brothers round her little finger.

2. She could wrap her father round her little finger.

3. Jane has always been able to twist her parents round her little finger.

4. He wound a small bandage round her finger.

5. She twirled a strand of hair round her finger.

6. Right thumb, middle finger, ring finger, little finger and the rosette is slightly incomplete.

7. My little finger told me.

8. See: (A little/bit) rough and ready (A little/bit) rough around the edge (A little/bit) rough around the edges (as) sure as God made little green apples (it's) little wonder (it's) no wonder (it's) small wonder (little) tin god (little) white lie (one's) little finger told (one) that A little …

9. Well, this one's a little less made-up.

10. No one's asking that, just a little caution.

11. The revolving sign was spinning round and round in the wind.

12. Margaret offered Maura her little finger with a shy smile.

13. I gave a little finger wave and he waved back.

14. Uh, little finger bang here, nipple tweak there.

15. The little finger usually escapes, as mine had.

16. I pinched my little finger in the window.

17. One's line of descent; ancestry: a person of noble Breeding

18. Wind the dangling floss around the middle finger of the other hand.

19. I'm going to give your finger a little prick with this needle.

20. She twists the young man around her little finger.

21. She can twist her father around her little finger.

22. The little finger is not used in harp-playing.

23. London flights are $ 418 a person round trip.

24. Suddenly she pricked her little finger on the spindle.

25. There is a nasty cold wind blowing round corners and Buffeting people