Sentence examples for outset little from inspiring English sources

At the outset, little Gloria (big-voiced Alexandria Suarez) is presented as the kind of wannabe singer who only has to venture into the local marketplace for a few minutes before she has instigated an explosive sing-and-dance-along with local musicians and eager neighbors joining in on the impromptu fun.

Others had designs that from the outset had little chance of providing a clear answer.

In his journeys there he hardly ever invoked his grandfather's name and at the outset spoke little Russian.

It was noted at the outset that little research has been done to address the need to expand palliative care in rural Canadian communities in order to meet the anticipated service demand, particularly through the creation of innovative service models, with the exception of Kelley's [ 13] work.

But there's not much going on here, and since "Rules" makes the tactical error of showing Childers's innocence at the outset, there is little suspense.

From the outset, there was little question that if there was to be a rescue mission it would be carried out by Seal Team Six, a secretive US navy unit used for high-risk counter-terrorist operations.

Like Amelie, Esse (Nicolas Duvauchelle) loses his job and his living quarters when he turns up late at the outset of "The Little Thief" and is told he is bound for trouble.

William Friedkin's film may reach for past triumphs ("The Exorcist" and "The French Connection"), but "there's not much going on here, and since 'Rules' makes the tactical error of showing Childers's innocence at the outset, there's little suspense" (Elvis Mitchell).

She's unsure, but at the outset edges a little closer to actually considering his oft-made proposal.

Liu's award did pose a dilemma, but having made its point at the outset Beijing had little further to gain.

At the war's outset, FRELIMO had little hope for a conventional military victory, with a mere 7000 combatants against a far larger Portuguese force.