Sentence examples for have little to celebrate from inspiring English sources

This may be a national celebration but many Britons have little to celebrate at the moment in their own lives.

WALL STREET'S LOW-KEY HOLIDAY SEASON  |  Wall Street firms have little to celebrate this holiday season.

APART from a win in the cyclists' Tour de France, Germans have little to celebrate this rainy summer.

Those developments are good news for passengers, who otherwise have little to celebrate about the new year in air travel.

But NBC News and Mr. Williams have little to celebrate in the performance of the newsmagazine introduced earlier this season, "Rock Center With Brian Williams".

FANS of seasonal, regional foods have little to celebrate in the depths of winter, especially those of us in the Northeast.

Then again, Fox has little to celebrate.

However, he had little to celebrate.

But the Mets had little to celebrate.

Even so, his government has little to celebrate yet.

The American left has had little to celebrate over the past three decades.