Sentence examples for little nation from inspiring English sources
The question is how much of the revenue this little nation will get.
"We are the finest little nation on the planet, I truly believe that.
We spend a week in this lofty little nation, which also borders Afghanistan.
But under the Treaty of Sèvres, in 1920, they got a little nation in what had been Turkey.
The current exhibition, ABC Luxembourg (until 31 March 2013), explores the symbols and clichés associated with this enigmatic little nation.
One was emotional – this plucky little nation of survivors, the Middle East's only real democracy, surrounded by wolves.
Josef Joffe, the hawkish editor of Die Zeit, the highbrow German weekly, told me, "There is certainly consistency and coherence in his attempt to retract from the troubles of the world, to get the U.S. out of harm's way, in order to do 'a little nation-building at home,' as he has so often put it.
"We have 63 little nations," said Jessica Pearson, a researcher.
He then became a kind of spokesman for the little nations.
The rule in soccer in soccer is, get your draws on the road and your victories at home -- particularly against the little nations.
In his iconic Canadian novel, "Two Solitudes," Hugh MacLennan describes Quebec as being defined by two competing cultures, nested in two little nations that were also classes, French and English.
