Sentence examples for little stood from inspiring English sources

At the time, little stood between him and this chilling threat.

Big wanted to know where the museum's light switches were; Little stood before James's massive canvases quietly, then pointed out that there were several blue birds painted into the scene.

Once these contrasting sections had been expanded into relatively self-sufficient movements, little stood in the way of the three-movement symphonies composed in the 1740s by Italians (e.g., Giovanni Battista Sammartini), Austrians (e.g., Matthias Georg Monn), and Germans (e.g., Johann Stamitz) alike.

Yet little stands in the way of economic progress.

I'm offended by things and take pathetic little stands against them.

It reveals how willing the new administration is to obliterate governing norms and how little stands in his way".

After all the pens are done, you could put little stands next to each pen, with Squidward or villagers.

If you're lucky, the little stand at the Union Square Greenmarket will have it.

These parts were intense and interactive, almost little stand-alone concerts themselves.

In my experience, the word "bossiness" is a solid little stand-in for officiousness.

"Why not set up a little stand for tourists and serve raw asparagus salad?" I asked.