Sentence examples for items with little from inspiring English sources
I know this because I found some of the same items, with little effort, for sale elsewhere on the Internet at much lower prices.
Even though Get On Down often releases items with little advance warning — the label is fiercely secretive about future projects — they frequently sell out quickly.
But this is no literary Spotify, offering hundreds of thousands of items with little quality control: Waterstone is insistent the service will be "curated" to ensure a high standard.
According to prosecutors, the ring stored extra parts in East Rockaway and tossed out the "bones" of cars -- frames, seats and other items with little resale value -- in neighborhoods.
That achievement loses a bit of its glamour, however, when you consider the winner was "Household Hacker" a web page that demonstrates how to create "quality items with little to no money and just a bit of imagination".
Hoarding is treatable and is usually done through cognitive behavioral therapy where there's an attempt to change the way someone thinks about certain issues and help them to discard items with little stress.
At the same time, 3Com's own core product, network adaptor cards for connecting PC's to Ethernet, became a commodity item with little profitability.
Apple Computers iPod may well be the touchstone of the future: a simple compelling mass market consumer item with little more than a splash of computing.
Missing values in student questionnaires ranged between.1 and 2.2% per rating item, with Little's Chi square test indicating that they were missing completely at random (χ2 = 1197.683; df = 1181; p = .361).361
Items came with little printed cards, like hangtag CliffsNotes, explaining that weathered wood, for instance, "communicates the spirit of another time," or exhorting you to deploy a marble peach "as a textural accent".
"I'm drawn to small labels, especially European ones, that make traditional kids' items with a little bit of an edge," says Staley, shown here with her son and muse, Fiontan.
