Sentence examples for little day from inspiring English sources

One tiny little day that makes a huge difference.

"Every one of these cases is like taking a little day excursion into the twilight zone".

I wouldn't mind being a fisherman and having a little day boat.

"They're plagued by having the early convention, so let them have their little day in the sun, let them spend a ton of money," one Republican who works with the Bush campaign said.

The official in question was Massey, and it must have made her little day to discover that her correct offside verdict on Micah Richards's "goal" in the dying seconds of Manchester City's 1-0 defeat by Swansea on Sunday has been given the all-important Keys 'n' Gray stamp of approval.

Even if calorie restriction could add years to our lives, almost no one can muster the willpower to eat so little day after day, year after year.

Reiser: "Once you go through something like that, all the little day-to-day things seem insignificant".

A group of people with so little day-to-day experience of present-day sport cannot reasonably claim to oversee its governance.

To date, he has had little day-to-day involvement with the company, where he and Ms. Wagner signed on in late 2006, amid promises to refurbish it as a haven for Hollywood artists.

As head of the army, as in the present job as commander in chief, he will have little day-to-day running of strategy and tactics, though of course he has an input along with the other service chiefs.

They found there is little day-to-day repetition at the level of tour.