Sentence examples for little foster from inspiring English sources

A little Foster and a little Tate should be enough against Tennessee.

Therefore, our little foster baby was up pretty much every hour and a half each night, all night long, letting us know he wanted a bottle.

Two months since I stood on my stoop and watched the woman with her little foster child, the two of them walking hand in hand, dressed nattily, beautiful smiles on their faces, coming from St .Mark's foster care orientation on their way back home, or wherever it was mother and child were about that spring day.

I think these little things foster a better atmosphere.

Yet its computer makers have done little to foster independent software businesses.

This creates congestion and does little to foster a sense of civic identity.

Little did Foster know, however, that his work had already been done for him.

A London-only policy would do little to foster a more open, cosmopolitan outlook, either in London or in Britain.

The billions pledged in Tokyo will keep the government running, but will do little to foster economic growth.

Although we do little to foster it, this ecological dance continues to occur, here, in our city.

But it is the easy way out -- an exercise in wishful thinking that will do little to foster tolerance.