Sentence examples for Little concentrate from inspiring English sources

It makes a huge difference because it's a little concentrate bottle, which is easy for us to do, and made with 100percentt recycled plastic.

After the economic upheavals of the 1980s and early 1990s, Australians now want to turn inwards a little and concentrate on their own families and homes, says Hugh Mackay, a social researcher and journalist.

England's success will perhaps be decided by their ability to come back to themselves a little, to concentrate their aggression, to wear, when necessary, the mint-green hat of the queenly leave alone.

The mothers and I have added a new ritual that makes everything more festive: we enjoy a glass of wine while the little ones concentrate on frosting and candy.

In spite of several reviews on the biological production of 2,3-butanediol, little has concentrated on acetoin.

Little research concentrates on the effect of different dimensions of face on consumer behavior, let alone variant effects on ecological product consumption.

She liked the mild high it gave her, and soon she began paying friends a few bucks for a pill here and there, whenever she needed a little help concentrating on her course work.

She said the national team's schedule gave her too little time to concentrate on collegiate gymnastics.

("He'd furrow his little brow and concentrate," a fellow child dancer says. "I think he wanted to be better than everybody").

Marsupials are always ready to give birth, so if there's a problem, mama will expel a little joey and concentrate on the next one.

It's noon and he's having his first coffee of the day, while a piano man tinkles "Killing Me Softly" in the background, making it a little hard to concentrate on American profligacy.