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little sentence examples

  • Little on the stupid side, perhaps a high-grade moron.
  • Little as 99p for up to 2 years peace of mind.
  • Little over an hour, but it was taking 8 hours to get here from n.o.
  • Little bit like the old bridge.
  • He appeared to know very little about mr gordon, and had taken up no references.
  • Little to do with security.
  • The test has very little to do with security.
  • Little in the way of resources and jeremy dawson's very first challenge was to confront this issue.
  • Little girl sitting in the middle of the road.
  • No, you can do as little as you want.
  • Little to say except when spoken to.
  • There is relatively little government involvement in business in the bahamas, particularly for offshore businesses.
  • Little boy.
  • Much more could be said about this man who himself said very little.
  • Nevertheless, the best efforts of the british press amounted to too little, too late.
  • Little while.
  • It costs relatively little, and could save you a lot.
  • Little evidence for this version of events.
  • The test has very little to do with security.

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