Sentence examples for hurt little from inspiring English sources
The lost, hurt, little boy.
By the end of last year, the battles between Ms. Crichton and Mr. Kirshbaum had begun to hurt Little, Brown's morale, according to executives there.
It kills me, [and] the worst thing is I'm afraid I might have hurt little George [P], whom I love more than life itself".
In Dorne, Ellaria Sand saved her cruellest card until last, delivering justice for Oberyn by taking Cersei's only daughter from her. Alas, poor Myrcella, as your mother so presciently warned, "everywhere in the world they hurt little girls".
Myleene Klass appeared to believe she was being socially aware by banging on about how awful the idea of a mansion tax is, because it would hurt little old ladies living in big houses that had been their homes for decades.
Still another of the "Don't"s says, "Don't ever use any lines about 'the common man' or 'the little people.' It is not the American idea to be either 'common' or 'little.' " This despite the fact that Eric Johnston, testifying before the Thomas Committee, said, "Most of us in America are just little people, and loose charges can hurt little people".
Awards strategists, noting that 5 percent requirement could hurt little-seen indies, particularly those released late in the awards cycle, set about figuring out how to game the new system.
You could do both because the glue keep nails from getting loose and hurting little hands.
"Now, this might hurt a little".
