Sentence examples for involve a little from inspiring English sources

This may involve a little more red tape.

Getting into skinny jeans should always involve a little wriggling.

Learning to use Weather Bomb may involve a little tinkering, but it's eye-catching and fun.

My best trips involve a little risk, a lot of stamina and the courage to venture into the unknown, with cameraman and gear in tow.

Although bronze allowed for a more naturalistic aesthetic than marble, the previous sculpturing medium of choice, the resulting works tended to involve "a little fact, a little fiction and a lot of in-between," Ms. Tolles said.

U.S. students Turkish students It would not involve any risk..7 1.7 It would involve a little risk.

They involve a little-watched trash authority, run by one of the governor's top aides, whose stewards became adept at turning trash into cash for well-connected insiders; a law firm that was on both sides of the deal; and a politically astute company skilled at using contributions and contacts to gain influence and government contracts.

She first got involved a little over a year ago when she donated a handbag to one of the charity's online auctions and found herself further drawn in.

Perhaps it involved a little more checking and defensive play.

The first part of this dish involves a little work, but only a very little.

This recipe involves a little more home prep, but nothing beats a rice chicken soup.