Sentence examples for a little of sir from inspiring English sources
But more than a little of Sir Ernest Shackleton's adventuring spirit has found its way into the MaxiMog, a one-of-a-kind custom expedition vehicle that he and a team of dozens of experts built from the ground up over the last three years.
My instructors kept saying, "Back up a little more, sir, a little more".
Q: Does the next manager have to be a little bit like Sir Alex Ferguson and play a more positive brand of football?
Juda documented the whole sorry procedure, from Churchill's dismissal of Sutherland's initial sketches ("Young man, you do not have the correct kit!") to the artist's failure to persuade the old man to sit up ("A little more of the old lion, sir, please").
The Premier League returns with a bang on Saturday as the Manchester United-Arsenal rivalry, which has been dampened a little since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, is reignited by the arrival of José Mourinho, who will renew hostilities with Arsène Wenger in one of the few managerial feuds that shows few signs of abating.
You fire three or four times, your instructor telling you after each shot, "a little to the left, sir," or "aim lower, sir".
Of the investiture ceremony, Sir Tony said "a little bit of Baldrick crept over me", referring to his bumbling, hapless onscreen character.
Grey gave an impromptu analysis of the resonance of "Little Sir Hugh", a song about a ritual child murder that has not lost its power to shock over 800 years, without knowing it was the darkest of the songs on Roberts's new album.
Not a bad excuse, really, even if it smacked a little bit of Little Britain's disgraced politician Sir Norman Fry ("I accidentally entered a part of another man's body in the gents' - I now consider this matter closed").
