Sentence examples for little opened from inspiring English sources

But somehow Judith and I were speaking about Schubert and Solomon Sulzer — the little opened window those two men created in a very restrictive society, a window that, if Schubert could have lived, might have lead to even more contact between differing traditions.

Arsenal had been kept at bay in the first half by Blues goalkeeper Carly Telford, but after she had to be replaced, Little opened the scoring.

The forums were closed, political activists were jailed and there has been little opening up since.

Samuels tries to cut loose a little, opening his shoulders and lofting Tredwell down towards long off for two.

Little by little, I opened up.

There is little open talk of creationism.

The Booker, you see, had a dirty little (open) secret.

"The other side is there is precious little open space".

There is little open space for parks or new building.

The girl, she added, was "a little loose, a little open".

There is, however, very little open space in the overcrowded parts of the city.