Sentence examples for little ill from inspiring English sources
Britain looked a little ill at ease.
He was tired and a little ill.
And, if painting isn't dead, it's been a little ill.
Both of my kids got a little ill.
It concluded, "moderate indulgence in cannabis has little ill effect on health".
We sat down in the school auditorium, restless, a little ill at ease, scattered in our thoughts.
Odd, and at times a little ill-fitting, it feels just right for these two.
In "This Familiar Way" Ms. Nastasia goes a little ill-advisedly into tango; the music gets romantically overwrought, with weeping strings.
The cast, perhaps a little ill-advisedly, threw in a few songs: Oasis's Wonderwall and Survivor's Eye of the Tiger (a poor pun relating to the stuffed rug) made an appearance.
The fruit is enormous in those sunlit hills, they said, but it has no taste; the flowers are ntolerably bright, but they have nosmell; the actors are bronzed and godlike, but they sicken and die mysteriously, of little ills.
And given the inevitable variance involved in individual delisting requests then any general solutions — be it blanket requirements or blanket refusals — are always going to feel a little ill-fitting.
