Sentence examples for little wide from inspiring English sources

It is why, with just two appearances for New Zealand to his name, those who compare him to Jonah Lomu — widely recognized as one of rugby's true greats — may be a little wide of the mark at this point.

Accordingly, the menu aims a little wide.

"The throw was a little wide.

Stood a little wide in defensive line five yards out.

The incoming throw was just a little wide.

But his ideas were a little wide of the mark.

He looked a little wide-eyed and preoccupied.

There is clearly little wide-eyed innocence to be had among the latest generation trundling off this club's conveyor belt of talent.

Dreamy of visage and gentle of voice, he came out of the kitchen before lunch, tentative and eager and even a little wide-eyed in his chef whites, to talk about his dessert work.

"These men are heartless," said Yousef, a Syrian refugee who gave only his first name, as he held a little wide-eyed girl with curly hair in his arms and pointed towards the police.

The first question was easy: the Times, surrounded by the French pages, looked virtuous and sincere, and even a little wide-eyed, like a Henry James hero entering a Paris hotel.