Sentence examples for little take from inspiring English sources
The answers are usually the same: I need to sweat a little, take a short nap, watch an hour of Bravo, eat some Twizzlers.
With no foreign competition, local firms had no one to learn from and little incentive to make their own products better.Give a little, take a littleIn the past decade or two, most developing countries have opened up a bit.
And yet, watching her quizzing Dr Fong, and more so presenting the rugby league cup final on BBC on Saturday, I wondered if she could maybe back off a little, take it down a notch.
A foreign envoy characterised it as "give a little, take a little; they don't want to martyr Mam Sonando .Earlier this week the Committee for Free and Fair Elections warned that Cambodia stands in danger of becoming a one-party state.
"Mike told me, 'Cliff and I want him around the team for a bit.' And then Cliff chimed in, 'Let us have a piece of him.' I think they wanted to get on him a little, take him to dinner, show that we do have some excitement and it's not like last year.
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Max is a little taken with Lina.
She was a little taken aback.
"I was a little taken aback".
I'm a little taken aback.
(Ozick was a little taken aback).
