Sentence examples for a little thing from from inspiring English sources

I wrote my first novel when I was 9. I have a little thing from Simon & Schuster where they say, "We love your book, but we think you're not quite ready yet".

Keeping the player's selection a secret, take a little "thing" from the bowl and stick the bottom in the gum and have it lay against the toothpick.

"When I was a player I worked with Jose Mourinho for three years [at Real Madrid], then I worked with the young lads in the Spanish national team - you have to pick a little thing you learned from every job you do".

Here is a random little thing from Google: a Maps-based quiz game.

Stephen, I'll second the recommendations on your list, particularly the life-affirming, wondrous Journey and add a call-out to Thirty Flights of Loving, a fascinating little thing from Blendo Games that crams more story and intrigue into its 15-minute running time than an action game like Far Cry 3 manages in 25 hours.

NATURE: Michael Crichton died in 2008, but he hasn't let a little thing like that keep him from the best-seller list.

Nature sprang from a little thing I like to call "chaos".

The broader political import may seem elusive; but since I grew up in Chicago, I can explain that the film's ghosts are all registered voters, who won't let a little thing like death hold them back from their civic duty.

"I had about ten schools before I was five and was just a nervy, terrified little thing from a young age," she says.

Cool little thing from TC40.

Look at this little thing from Gigabyte.