Sentence examples for stricken little from inspiring English sources

I panicked and stampeded toward the bedroom door, trying to body-English the stricken little measle out the window as I hustled away.

In his memoir he wrote: "I was filled with remorse for the terrible thing I had proposed, in my wild grief, for my stricken little daughter.

Ms. Onetto, who moves through the film wearing a stricken little smile, suggests a South American descendant of Kim Novak's mystery woman in "Vertigo" and also a latter-day incarnation of Antonioni's alter ego, Monica Vitti.

"Why doesn't lightning ever strike Little, Brown the way it does with Warner?" Mr. Kirshbaum had asked, according to both.

While reading "A Big-Time Injury Striking Little Players' Knees" (front page, Feb. 18), I could not help but think that children today face too much societal pressure to dedicate themselves full time to athletics.

If only the writers go out on strike, little impact would be felt until August, he said, when it would be time to begin production for the fall television season.

Vermaelen flicked on Mikel Arteta's corner and Van Persie was perfectly placed to sweep home the simplest of finishes, with Kagawa's late strike little consolation for the visitors.

It's striking how little interaction there is among the female characters.

The suicide bomber struck the little scrum they gather in when business is slow.

It's striking how little of that you find in China.

It is striking how little we know about Kate Bush, how completely she's preserved her privacy.