Sentence examples for most a little from inspiring English sources
They should be savored with, at the most, a little ice.
"It was a little grittier than most, a little more bottom-line-oriented at the time.
Daniel had reached 85 pitches — the most a Little League pitcher can throw in a game under rules implemented this year.
That didn't stop the wishful thinker (and occasional playwright) from inventing alternative story lines, most "a little General Hospital-ish," but take it from Mr. Pastore, it's no fun being dead at 53-ish.
Here's one, from Suze, who gave £20: To demonstrate my support for the kindness and compassion of the Trussell Trust and my rejection of the inhumanity of this government and the Daily Mail [Mail on Sunday] There are plenty more comments, most a little less diplomatic, some laden with expletives.
Oh, and kitchen duty is the best and pays the most, a little less than €1/hour.
NICK PAUMGARTEN: As with most things, a little of both.
— BEN SHPIGEL Butler looks to be the team benefiting the most from a little halftime reaming.
WHAT a homeless mother needs most is a little time to herself, Ms. David says.
Most often, a little common sense, and a dose of skepticism, can separate the wheat from the chaff.
Etiquette changes from galaxy to galaxy, of course, but in most nebulae a little courtesy goes a long way.
