Sentence examples for Little stands from inspiring English sources

Yet little stands in the way of economic progress.

I'm offended by things and take pathetic little stands against them.

"Is this place for real?" Joe asked me, as we walked past cutesy little stands selling artisanal birdhouses, heirloom cucumbers and organic granola.

"We regulate the safety of the A.T.M. machines only for banks," she said, "not for supermarkets or little stands where you get cigarettes".

If hackers had indeed added the Gmail captcha to their trophy case, which already includes captchas protecting Hotmail and Yahoo Mail, then little stands between the spammers and the rest of the Internet.

My childhood memories are of being outdoors, swimming and camping, or of going to Grand Parade – made famous when Mandela gave his speech when he was released from jail – and drinking soda floats from little stands.

At the time, little stood between him and this chilling threat.

If you're lucky, the little stand at the Union Square Greenmarket will have it.

These parts were intense and interactive, almost little stand-alone concerts themselves.

In my experience, the word "bossiness" is a solid little stand-in for officiousness.

"Why not set up a little stand for tourists and serve raw asparagus salad?" I asked.