Sentence examples for reading little from inspiring English sources

They include the former archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, reading 'Little Gidding'.

Jefferson said that Washington's "education was merely reading, writing and common arithmetic," and that "his time was employed in action chiefly, reading little".

A couple of years after reading Little Girl Lost, I saw Barrymore in an Interview magazine spread where she was photographed bare-breasted and smoking.

He has been taking lessons from Mr. Kuhlman for three months now, discerning the difference between "birth" and "bird," reading little stories with titles like "Eddy's Night Out".

It was odd to see Ms. Min, a fixture of Manhattan magazine publishing, here in a city that has been accused of reading little more than the large type plastered on vanity billboards lining Sunset Boulevard, which lies below us.

It was as if a giant 4x4 containing one blonde mother, three children and – in case of doubt – a pink sign reading "Little Princess on Board!" had just rolled over the committee room, en route to ballet.

Ray read little of my fiction.

Seriously, has Catherine Hardwicke even read Little Red Riding Hood?

But you will read little of it in Tyler's novels.

I read little nonfiction, but I have no boundaries about the fiction I relish.

I've read little else like it; the pages are on fire.