Sentence examples for little charge from inspiring English sources
He gets little charge from such exertions.
You have a nature-loving little charge?
Now a sighting of this rare species sparks a little charge, the way any New York City rarity — a faux Checker cab or a seltzer man — might.
If the battery is connected in the opposite direction, a reverse shift of Fermi levels is opposed by an induced electric field, and very little charge can flow.
While one menina, kneeling, counsels sobriety to her little charge, the other menina curtsies like a wind-up, porcelain-faced doll.
When an officer asked for him, his mother admitted that he was afraid of the police, because "he's got a little charge going on, and he's worried about that".
The schoolteacher, Solomon Ming, busily shepherds his little charges back to their schoolroom after a free lunch.
The ride from Manhattan had not agreed with my two little charges, whose leaves now drooped with post-subway languor.
A caricature by Max Beerbohm catches a top-hatted and bleary-eyed Verlaine shepherding his little charges to class.
The young, inexperienced teacher, who presumably trained for the profession because of a core love for children, simply didn't know how to manage her little charges.
The optional tiny Bluetooth wireless earpiece has its own little charging hole in the iPhone's charging/synching dock — and it snaps in magnetically for convenience.
