Sentence examples for Little times from inspiring English sources

N: Peter Hessler, a New Yorker staffer with a 2 38 marathon PR, points out that another interesting feature of the eight hundred metre is how little times have improved over the past three decades.

There is a rich recent history of graphic novels and memoirs that examine life in the Middle East, like Marjane Satrapi's "Persepolis," Riad Sattouf's "The Arab Of the Future," Guy Delisle's "Jerusalem" and Sarah Glidden's "Rolling Blackouts". We have ambitions that "Welcome to the New World" can take its place alongside these books, and make a little Times history along the way.

That means that, while half of all patches is concentrated in a range of little times to submission (taking up to 1.1 day to be submitted), the other half is spread over a wider range of longer durations.

I'm sure I've been happy in the fifteen years since Magaluf - because I've got all these little times.

Write in the little times between things, while you are standing in line or waiting for the next thing to happen, for instance.

Little time.

He had little time.

So little time".

Little time was wasted.

She said, "So little time.

Intervals, however, require little time.