Sentence examples for low little from inspiring English sources

Low: Little Drummer Boy The Mormon slowcore trio's sad and beautiful version erases painful memories of Bowie and Bing's hamfest.

On 20 minutes Gervinho, running across from right to left, controlled a long ball, turned and, with Gareth McAuley backing off, curled in a neat, low little cross that the Czech, stooping, headed easily past Ben Foster.

Armed with the "low, little scooting shot," as Mickelson described it, he has been able to keep the ball in play better off the tee, a key to developing an affinity for links conditions.

Fresh Kills gives an initial impression of austerity: the long, narrow room has walls of rich wood with visible knots and nails, a low swoop of a ceiling, booths with uncushioned seats, and, in the front, low little tables with curiously unmoving leather tablecloths.

From a distance of half…"}]} Fresh Kills gives an initial impression of austerity: the long, narrow room has walls of rich wood with visible knots and nails, a low swoop of a ceiling, booths with uncushioned seats, and, in the front, low little tables with curiously unmoving leather tablecloths.

Although the water requirements of young olive orchards are thought to be low, little is in fact known in this regard.

Though at times too determined to avoid dramatic highs and lows, "Little Girl" strikes gold in the casting of the 2-year-old Asia Crippa.

With the national turnout low -- little more than half the eligible voters took part -- the governing coalition of left and centrist parties lost close to 12percentt of their regional seats.

It set prices, often low, with little or no consultation.

Many counties have kept their unemployment rates low, with little change, Mr. Goloven notes.

Visibility under water was extremely low, as little as five feet, the navy said.