Sentence examples for lesser lists from inspiring English sources
On lesser lists, you'll find scarcely any Bordeaux in the white section, which is full of wines from Burgundy, the Loire and California, along with Alsace, Germany, New Zealand and Austria.
Outsiders such as Abkhazia, Kosovo, Northern Cyprus and Western Sahara have to make do with a place on lesser lists, such as those compiled for less political purposes by the UN Statistics Division.The listing in New York sets many wheels turning.
Called "Celebrity Photos of the Week", it is a weekly collection of pictures of A-list movie and television stars and their lesser B-list brethren standing awkwardly on the red carpets of film premieres, parties and other such vanities around the world.
NME granted the band two single of the week accolades and listed Lesser Matters in its top 10 albums of the year list for 2003 (it would also later make NME's album of the decade list).
The group removed the designation last month, then announced Friday that it moved Greystone off the lesser "accreditation watch" list as well.
Today the Amazon rankings list — and, to a lesser extent, a similar list on the Barnes & Noble Web site — is the subject of great microanalysis and some mystery.
He had asked Shin Bet to draw up lists of lesser offenders.
In addition to the great "cavern-heavens" (dongtian), 10 holy mountains known to the original Maoshan revelations, he lists 36 lesser cavern heavens and 72 sanctuaries (fudi).
The classical genre, with length at its disposal, may also bring many prominent examples, from the great composers – so Tchaikovsky, Beethoven or Wagner may be on some lists – to lesser known modern figures.
The car that Ms. Thurman's character drives is one of the lesser items on the list.
