Sentence examples for little held from inspiring English sources

Other than that, little held his interest.

From age 14 to 21 Little held a variety of jobs while living with his half-sister Ella Little-Collins in Roxbury, a largely African-American neighborhood of Boston.

Mr. Gilbert kept the third movement, a defiant march, a little held back in tempo, the better to let the inner voices and overlapping textures come through, until the blazing final statement.

"I felt I was a little held back," said Giron, who is ranked eighth nationally for his age and will play in his first junior United States Open this week.

That we (and I confess to having initially thought that she was a little held back in her Oscar performance) see, or think we see, restraint or fear makes me understand why singers keep vocal problems a secret.

It has little hold over our emotions.

But there was little holding back over the weekend.

"There was really shockingly little holding it up," said Ben C. Branch, the construction manager for the project.

Some turn to the drug trade, others to Islam, though the few radical currents that exist in Toulouse have little hold here, residents say.

China's R&D programs, says one senior scientist who requested anonymity, are stacked "like a layer cake" with little holding them together.

In addition to his duties as a professional officer of arms, Brooke-Little held three administrative positions at the College of Arms.