Sentence examples for planned a little from inspiring English sources

Falke assures him that tonight he will laugh, as Falke has planned a little comedy entitled The Revenge of the Bat, to amuse him.

The colored paints seem a little too decorative, a little too planned, a little too mod, especially for such a tough photographer.

And while the race was something of a blowout — Team Cuomo defeated Team Bloomberg by 18 seconds — Mr. Bloomberg said he planned a little death-defying contest of his own.

David Scharf is planning a little get-together on Sunday in Brooklyn: dinner for 4,500 Hasidic rabbis.

A group of us are planning a little prank at the next pep-assembly.

Back at Vaughan's, I find Caitlin and Orla planning a little surprise.

I thought about this recently as I was planning a little soiree.

If you're weaving a complicated plot, bringing lots of threads together, it's probably best to plan a little.

"I figured they could plan a little better," Mr. Pardes, 66, said while waiting for a train back to Long Island on Sunday afternoon.

Or, if you want to plan a little further ahead, you can choose from among the 30,000 exits in its database.

You'll also need to plan a little in advance – the earl grey gin needs two hours to infuse before it's ready.