Sentence examples for went little from inspiring English sources
But the new show went little noticed by the viewing public.
Wherever the money went, little of it made it to them.
Noble paid just $30.2 million for the stake, as its purchases went little noticed in the market and USEC's stock has been severely depressed.
Early government responses to the Internet often went little further than placing information on the Web in a simple electronic version of traditional paper-based means of dissemination.
It meant their legacy went little further than inspiring the parody pop of the Barron Knights, and pastiche, of course, dates 20 years faster than normal music.
Cicero is representative of a suburban transformation that went little noticed during the housing bubble and bust: suburbs have replaced inner cities as the destination of choice for new immigrants.
"You go little by little," Mr. Diaz said.
As subject matter goes, little could be more inherently provocative.
TRUMP: Oh, there goes little Marco, repeating himself.
"You're good to go, little girl," she said.
"Where are you going, little boy?" this teacher asked.
