Sentence examples for got a little problem from inspiring English sources
"We've got a little problem.
"He has got a little problem with his groin, but Berbatov will certainly be involved and will play.
Hey Ron! I've been dating a girl for about three months now and I've got a little problem.
There's a little fondness, always, in this book, despite its most absurd lines sounding like invented jabs at mainstream cinema's expense ("six months were devoted to teaching Chee-Chee the Chimpanzee how to cook bacon and eggs"; "'you take out the semen, you don't have a script,' Bottomly said"; "'you got a little problem about the Lobster Man, you come see Irwin,'" et cetera, et cetera).
"He had a little hip problem and now he's got a little ankle problem to go with it.
Got a little cash flow problem over here... .. Another depicts a traditional Christian church where the steeple's cross has been changed to a golden "T".
"Wardy's got a little bit of a problem at the minute which we're trying to get to the bottom of," boss Paul Lambert told BBC Look East.
"Kyle Lafferty and Steven Naismith are both goalscoring threats and when you take them out of your team you've got a little bit of a problem.
Back in July I got a little tired of the perennial problem that hampers the development of startup eco-systems in the UK and Europe: The lack of definable geographic clusters where startups can congregate.
