Sentence examples for sack little from inspiring English sources

Miracle On 34th Street It's a film about a delusional man who believes himself to be the real Father Christmas - the whiskery British actor Edmund Gwenn is the man with the sack; little Natalie Wood the girl who believes he's the real deal.

In February 1998, with Villa standing 15th in the Premiership and speculation rife that he would be sacked, Little resigned, stating that "There were certain things going on behind the scenes which were affecting my own managerial position".

Ms. de Dudzeele's second sack holds little more than a lipstick, a credit card and a set of keys -- just right for this professional vagabond, whose day might take her from an office to a NoLiTa boutique to Seventh Avenue and back, ending in a late-night dinner with friends.

I swing the sack a little toward Ohio, and spray some blood on Trent's pants.

If your answer was less than that, you should try hitting the sack a little earlier tonight.

Mr Ovitz was sacked a little over a year later with a compensation package valued at some $140m.

It may very well have been his imaginative abilities that for a while made Sacks a little suspect in the drier spheres of science.

Together, these three sad sacks do little and talk about less — while still managing to step on one another's lines — occasionally egged on by the burps and wails of the soundtrack's improvised songs.

To finish it off put the goodies in colorful netting sacks or little sand pails.

Always make use of additional zippers, sacks, and little nooks in your particular suitcase to get the most space out of it.

Bring lots of pocket warmers, little yellow sacks of carbon and other ingredients that heat up for hours when exposed to air.