in little造句
1. The current flows in little bursts.
2. He lives, apparently, in Little Overington, wherever that is.
3. The paragraph is really an essay in little.
4. I accomplished the journey in little more than two hours.
5. The children bunched together in little groups in the playground.
6. We think wooden bats are making a comeback in Little League.
7. Down in Little Havana the crowds were dancing in the streets at the news.
8. In little more than a decade the price would drop to eighteen cents.
9. Doran's short temper and long memory were famous in Little Tuckett.
10. In little villages it is often a white clapboard building with a hip roof and a bell tower.
11. She could see her own face reflected in little in the black pupils of his subaqueous eyes.
12. I cost him a lot in little things, but I know he wants me to ask for something big.
13. He whetted a hunger for more words in little minds.
14. Augusta resumed her pacing, throwing her hands outward in little distracted gestures.
15. There are no laughs in Little Altars Everywhere, nothing picturesque, and very little hint that sisterhood cures all.
16. Unlike the press, it engaged in little self-promotion, but commercial companies helped through their advertising of transistor radios.
17. Fine rain was being whisked ova the town in little flurries like water from a sprinkler hose caught by the wind.
18. In literature, if in little else, Britain was again a world power.
19. With his feet tied together he could only move in little hops.
20. From the Bay Area, that puts Tahoe within reach in little over an hour, Shasta in less than two.
21. After an hour, my hands turned limp, like free-swimming jellyfish puckered in little wrinkles and folds along the fingertips.
22. Why should I want to look at pictures of you stuck in little cracks?
23. To reward him for this good behavior, I ripped apart the cedar waxwing and handed it to him in little pieces.
24. Clinton gave two depositions on videotape this year for two trials conducted in Little Rock.
25. Jobs claimed that he could motivate the team to complete the project in little more than a year.
26. An outbreak of scarlet fever had taken the nine-year-old twins in little more than a week.
27. They came to life and leapt out of their hiding places in little pots.
28. Burials were also found in the south-western and southeastern suburbs, the clearest pattern occurring in Little Spittle west of the Fosse.
29. The only hope we've got is to split up and leave the quarry in little groups, once we get back.
30. The president himself spoke out on the issue at the White House shortly before his testimony was played in Little Rock.
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