Sentence examples for a little next from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a little next" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is unclear when it could be used due to its lack of clarity and context. Example: "I need a little next to understand what you mean."
Growth was expected to accelerate only a little next year, to 1.5% from 1.1% in 2014 – a slight downgrade from April's prediction of 1.2% growth this year.
Success has already brought a familiar off-the-shelf pizzazz: racy magazine covers and a roster of sponsors including one memorable recent hair care advert where she talks with some feeling about her "battle with frizz", albeit this is perhaps a battle that pales a little next to the gut-wrenching two-year fitness regime in preparation for her home swansong.
If the dog whines, you have pushed too far too fast, and you should cut back a little next time.
We might package Passover and Easter tidily with other things, with a little "Next year in Jerusalem" here and "He is risen" there, but at their heart, both celebrate spring the season of love, of desire and blossoming.
For $30, there's not a lot of friction standing in the way of opting in, though, again, a certificate means little next to a degree.
"In the US Open, next to Tiger, Sergio [ Garcia looked like a little ship next to the dock.
Things will be a little different next week on Newsnight.
I placed my fossils in a little pile next to a discarded cigarette pack.
She promised, back in 2008, "that the path will be a little easier next time".
"Well, it needs to be a little smarter next time," Mr. Stokey said.
Tania pointed to the phone, which stood on a little shelf next to the coatrack.
