Sentence examples for little view from inspiring English sources
"It's not a true story but all of it feels truthful because, thematically, it's a little view inside my head.
When I was younger, I held this silly little view that there was no point in learning languages because "everyone speaks English".
Viewpoints with high aesthetic values were mainly located at high altitude, allowing long vistas, and included views of lakes or glaciers, and the lowest values were for viewpoints close to streets and in narrow valleys with little view.
I got a smaller home right in the area I wanted with the subtle wish list of "Oh, it would be cool to have a pool, to have a little view".
By David Wagoner The New Yorker, February 15 , 1969P. 38 You haven't missed anything yet: One dawn, one breakfast, and a little View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
By Parke Cummings The New Yorker, April 26 , 1930P. 88 Juror Five appears a little View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Larissa MacFarquhar.
They resembled pages from an A.A.A. TripTik, with little views of the towns and descriptions of distances.
More recently landscape has also meant little views, snippets and details, at least when applied to images.
The 30th game of the World Cup will be one of the least hyped and little viewed.
Mr. Studer, who speaks with a light French accent, walks to the rear of his gallery, where he has set up a cozy little viewing room.
There may be little way to explain "Jane The Virgin," a show so little viewed on network television it is sometimes watched by as few as 500,000 people.
