Sentence examples for having little time from inspiring English sources
And having little time to draw up schemes to outnoodle Larry Bird and his cronies.
Despite having little time to prepare, he brings definition, excitement and, where called for, magisterial restraint to the music.
In another series of experiments, when young people imagined having little time left to live, they became less vulnerable to the sunk-cost fallacy.
He admits to having little time for, as he puts it, "dance tunes" because they lack melody, and he plans to read Mojo magazine more.
If England might regret having little time to linger in the glow of generational success, Australia will be glad of the congested schedule.
He was one of the few directors to exploit the visual flamboyance of cinema, having little time for the more earthy kitchen-sink concerns of his peers.
They had little time left.
He had little time to hesitate.
He had little time for amusement.
I had little time for music".
