Sentence examples for getting little from inspiring English sources

They are getting little traction.

This time, unity is getting little more than lip service.

Meaning, in practice, Dayne is probably getting little work.

He burrows in for hundreds of hours with games, getting little writing done.

Mr. Obama's poll numbers also show he is getting little credit for his successes.

It wasn't all Johnson's fault because he was getting little protection from his offensive line.

At that time, American artists were getting little more than K-rations from their government.

But of course there is another reason Modell has been getting little sleep lately: Ray Lewis.

And Palestinian negotiators are squabbling among themselves, getting little firm direction from Mr. Abbas.

"We're getting little gifts from the grass roots, and that's more expensive to do," he said.

His opponents say he has made concessions while getting little in return.