Sentence examples for gone little from inspiring English sources

Then there's Herman, gone but not gone, little fragments of his presence washing up all the time.

Yet there are other signs.Thanks to the obsession with monthly figures, one change in China's financial flows over the past couple of years has gone little noticed.

But experts have questioned the veracity of those tests, suggesting Pyongyang had gone little further than a "pop-up" test from a submerged platform.

Still, the Cologne case prompted hospitals as far away as Zurich to suspend circumcisions, and it emboldened an anticircumcision movement in Germany as well as in countries like Denmark that had gone little noticed until then.

But for all the examination of those remarks, a passing reference by Mr. Bannon to an esoteric Italian philosopher has gone little noticed, except perhaps by scholars and followers of the deeply taboo, Nazi-affiliated thinker, Julius Evola.

With almost half its two-year term gone, little progress has been made, and, needing a two-thirds majority, is unlikely while the Maoists, who control 38% of the house, are in opposition.Even with more goodwill, this exercise would be contested.

"You go little by little," Mr. Diaz said.

Those desires went little noticed.

Go, little people, into the Balei.

As subject matter goes, little could be more inherently provocative.

TRUMP: Oh, there goes little Marco, repeating himself.