Sentence examples for little up from inspiring English sources

After that, it's a little up for grabs.

"Little in, little up, had a little something on it.

The Tories a little down, Labour a little up and Lib Dems bafflingly down.

"Right now, it's a little up and down, the way I make decisions.

"That's down to the ride Daryl gave him, keeping a little up his sleeve.

There were, though, little up sides for Sunderland boss Steve Bruce.

The ex-Cardinal was a little up-and-down in his first year as a starter in 2011.

If you're not handed a little up-close-and-personal dazzle every now and then, courtesy of someone else, what's the point?

The equaliser arrived in the 79th minute when the inspirational Gabi dinked a delicate little up-and-under into Juanfran's path.

The rear LCD is also OLED, as is a little up-facing status display on the top plate.

It's an enterprise with very little up-front investment in terms of systems and infrastructure costs, so innovation is going to become more prevalent.