The phrase "a little single" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in informal contexts to describe something that is slightly or somewhat single, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "After a long week, I just want to enjoy a little single moment of peace."
Alternatives: "a bit single" or "somewhat single".
There is also on almost every New York bus a little single seat tucked in near the back door, which has the air of a dunce chair in a classroom.
When Pierre came up to bat again in the fifth, with base runners on second and third, and rapped a little single to left, third baseman Aaron Boone cut off the peg to the plate, allowing the second run to score.
He singled again in the sixth, then found a runner on third and the scored tied, 4-4, when he came up again in the eighth, and rolled a little single up the middle, past the drawn-in shortstop and second baseman, and drove in what turned out to be the winning run.
Sometimes, you know, when you've got a husband who is president, it can feel a little single.
Founders like me are often a little single focused on their vision, always looking forward, but today I reflected back on what SurfAid has achieved since that first sweaty, makeshift clinic at the edge of the planet.
While the comedy sometimes seems scattershot, this is arguably a subtler piece than While We're Young, which perhaps a little single-mindedly speared its satiric target, the exhausting lure of hipness.
"The game that turned it around for me — the game that gave me the thought, 'maybe there's a job in games for me,'" Swensen says, "was a little single-authored indie text adventure made in 1998 called 'Photopia.' It was very linear, basic puzzle solving, but the narrative format was so intricate, interesting and soul-crushingly sad.
Praising the trio for their vocal performances, he continued: "'Soldier' might not carry with it the shock of the new, but it's still a nice little single.
And watch for a sweet little single-burner induction cooktop, about $600.
My little single with a twin bed at the top of the stairs of the brownstone row house shared a small bathroom (toilet, shower, tiny tub) with two other guest rooms.
All right, maybe not "abounds," maybe more like struggles and trembles and panics just a little, every single day, in fear of losing a major endorsement deal and/or getting eaten by scary fundamentalist Jesus, but still.
