Sentence examples for little driving from inspiring English sources

But while Hampson's steps are easy on the eye and flattering to the dancers, there seems little driving this piece beyond opportunistic display.

Our modest culinary experience and little driving adventure at the beginning of a two-week visit to Newfoundland were clues to what makes this rugged, 41,000-square-mile island of underemployed fishermen so appealing: you encounter small, unexpected pleasures that can make you think about life in a fresh way.

Thus, surfaces coated with PEG, or betaines, resist adventitious protein adsorption because (i) there are no charges to make favorable electrostatic contacts with proteins, and (ii) the hydration shell effectively looks like water to the proteins, and so there is little driving force for protein surface binding.

So many tunes, so little driving time.

Converting the curious to carillon enthusiast requires patience, and a little driving finesse helps, too.

"Her little driving tips, like 'Always keep your hazards on because driving is hazardous,' are best forgotten," the postcards declare.

Instead, people would assemble their economic lives through elements provided by online marketplace companies from Silicon Valley: a little Uber driving here, a little TaskRabbiting there.

It's a little like driving a car: One can drive an automobile without adjusting the seat, but most of us drive better if we have adjusted the distance of the seat from the steering wheel and the height of the seat to permit the best view of the road.

He found little daylight driving through the lane.

"Carrying a Leica around can be a little like driving a Bentley, Mr. Holvee said.

"Maybe I'll be a little nostalgic driving away from this place tonight".