Sentence examples for a little example of from inspiring English sources

"We were sitting one day and Caryl said: 'I want to have overlapping dialogue.' And I said: 'Oh, my God, how are we going to do that?' And we worked it out, using a forward slash, and even put a little example of how it would work at the front of the script.

It was a little example of how the well-paid stars sometimes give a little back.

Let me give you a little example of how LEAP has changed that debate.

Perhaps our readers would like a little example of what we're talking about.

It is in fact a masterly little example of that rare genre – utopian writing – and reminds us that the Guardian, for all it its progressiveness, technologically, politically and socially, is a newspaper deeply rooted in the utopian socialism of the end of the 19th century, which makes it both passionate and benevolent, a most uncommon combination.

While it may not seem like it on the surface, this little example of computer vision is a bold step.

That is my own little example of the effect of the Paralympics and I don't think that will ever fade".

So if-if you just put little examples of, things like that because a lot of people wouldn't realise that that was exercise because they're just boring jobs you do every day... .....

Here lies a little-noticed example of moral abdication.

A little-known example of the latter, Anderson went on, was Greenspan's role in the ending of the draft.

The book, with chipper illustrations by Steven Guarnaccia, presents a little-known example of how gender-bending wartime role reversals weren't limited to Riveting Rosies, but also made an impact on boys like Mikey, who begins the story by proclaiming, "Boys don't knit!" and concludes it by providing an amputee with one perfect sock and his soldier father with two.