Sentence examples for have little to look from inspiring English sources

Liberals have little to look forward to.

In the first year after King James's abdication, the Cavaliers (8-44) have little to look forward to but the draft lottery.

The young of today in northern England have little to look forward to, voting is a waste of time so they don't bother.

But if what happened to the scallop industry in the Peconic Bay is any indication, the lobstermen have little to look forward to.

But if what happened to the scallop industry in Peconic Bay on Long Island is any indication, the lobstermen have little to look forward to.

Those on the left who feel Obama has not done enough in the first two years have little to look forward to now.

"It's always been a bit deflating for young girls who jumped because they had little to look forward to," Lussi said.

But for the long term, the world's youngest country still has little to look forward to until the culture of corruption is ended.

By the fall of 1927 she had little to look forward to; at 50, and given her physical condition, she could not realistically count on a dance future.

Your distaste for Casanova was obviously well founded, and my Bonnie Raitt-spouting Magic 8-Ball tells me that your daughter has little to look forward to from this fellow but "Danger: Heartbreak Dead Ahead".

There is nothing like a love affair to cheer up a mature lady, who has little to look forward to but the sound of her knees going off like pistol shots during evensong.