Sentence examples for study a little from inspiring English sources
The country's youth, he said, "wants to study a little law, make money fast.
We did it in a way that was more convenient and in a way that we could study a little better.
These strangers then turned to me and asked questions like "Honey, why don't you study a little more, and what does your daddy have against Chevrolets?" It wasn't just Jerome.
Work a little harder and smarter, prepare a little more, and study a little more deeply.
Join us each week to study a little Torah, meet other Jewish students, staff, and faculty, and help us make a Mincha Minyan.
Introducing TLC: The Torah Learning Club! Join us each week to study a little Torah, meet other Jewish students, staff, and faculty, and help us make a Mincha Minyan.
People have studied a little of the option game now".
"He studied a little bit with Bernstein, and some of that rubbed off.
"I studied a little piano and clarinet, but I really had no desire to perform, conduct or direct," he said now.
She had studied a little bit of Graham technique at the Paris Opera school in her teen-age years, and she had a long-standing admiration for modern dance.
A period of silence from the new minister for civil society would be appreciated while he studies a little history of the charity sector (Stick to your knitting, minister tells campaigning charities, 4 September).
