Sentence examples for little to create a from inspiring English sources

Two prep races over the weekend did little to create a hype horse.

The Mets could do little to create a spark against Finley.

A. Unattractive window coverings do little to create a positive impression of your home, and may actually do more harm than good when it's time to sell.

While such efforts might be motivated by good intentions, some critics would argue that they do little to create a coherent E.U. foreign policy.

There is potent richness in depriving audiences of its familiar senses – or messing with them a little – to create a new frame to look through.

But "Cowboys & Aliens" (released by Universal), "I Am Number Four," "Fright Night" and "Dinner for Schmucks" (released by Paramount) were soft at the box office, and either lost money or made too little to create a strong portfolio for investors.

Many sales organizations do little to create an emotional connection with prospective customers and concentrate instead on hype-filled sales pitches.

It's bad enough that horse racing does little to create an atmosphere in which women are respected customers and employees.

Then squeeze the top sides a little to create an egg-shaped body.

Preserving the essence of innovators who won't be toeing the line and submitting, but prepared to suffer a little to create something new.

The mixer is running and starts to jump a little to create this moving circular form with the ink.