They won by playing solidly, making few errors.
After halftime, the Knicks played with Woodson making few calls on the court.
He became an astute politician during these years, acquiring many friends and making few enemies.
While making few attempts at pictorial mimicry, Ms. Clarke sacrifices little of the painting's mystery.
Not only is Mickelson making few mistakes, but he is also the recipient of good fortune.
He went to the fee-paying Glasgow Academy, which he disliked, making few friends.
Mr. Greene remains an unconventional candidate, making few public appearances and declining to explain his involuntary discharge from the military.
At the same time, he kept a low profile ahead of the conclave, making few public appearances or statements.
The cast surrounding this seductive, destructive title character moves through the audience chaotically, making few striking stage vignettes.
5. Emily Dickinson was ---poet, making few concessions to ordinary grammar or to conventions of meter and rhyme.
Wenger is so encouraged by the development of Arsenal's youngsters that he envisages making few signings this summer.
