Sentence examples for little put from inspiring English sources

I was a little put off myself, at first.

"I was a little put off by it," she said.

We were both a little put off by her attitude.

Both seemed a little put out by the task.

"Ach," Howard Rubenstein said slowly, a little put off.

"I was a little put off by that," Dr. Byam admitted.

Brooke-Little put the idea before the Chapter of the College shortly after and with its approval, the Society came into being in 1986.

But it is poor, little put-upon Shirley who looks most ridiculous through it all.

A little put-off by the question, I segued wildly into a story about Omar Vizquel that isn't proper in any forum.

Or, as Mr. Little put it, Mr. Grout was a "junior trading assistant acting under the direct instructions of his managers".

His conditioner, Matt Little, put it in wider perspective.