Sentence examples for a little poorly from inspiring English sources
The oldest Classic is a little poorly.
When I tell them that I have been feeling a little poorly, they both put their hands on my forehead.
Besides being a little poorly attended because of another festival happening the same day, the event was a success in most people's eyes.
It might also be ensuring they have some food sent to them if they have not eaten for some time, or some medicine if they are a little poorly (such as a flight related or nervous headache or stomach pain).
The jobs, more than 9,000 of them now, pay poorly, but a little less poorly than most other employers, and they pay on time in a country where wages often lag many months behind.
Her family said she had been admitted to hospital last week "feeling a little bit poorly", but had been chatting to her niece, Sonia Hearld.
The only hint of her anxiety, on the day of her sentencing, "was that her yellow turban was a little more poorly knotted than the day before".
The monthly nitrate loading models perform a little bit poorly but still show reasonable agreement with the SWAT model with R2 values > 0.60.
Mr. French, now 71, has frontotemporal dementia — a little-known, poorly understood and frequently misdiagnosed group of brain diseases that eat away at personality and language.
At the same time, Mrs. Clinton also plans to campaign for nearly 20 candidates in about a dozen states, occupying time she could have otherwise used to campaign for herself in New York, where she faces a little known and poorly financed Republican challenger, John Spencer, a former mayor of Yonkers.
