Usar "quite a little" en una oración
quite a little oraciones de ejemplo
quite a little
1. "This is quite a little lady you have here
2. According to everyone except Mister Tyler, Mister Tyler was running quite a little show behind your back
3. He talked to me, there is no doubt, as he might have talked to quite a little child--of erudition there was not a sign, of wisdom in Brosy's sense not a word; but what of that? The happy result was that I understood him, and I know we were very merry
4. At the sight she stopped, and her heart seemed to shrink into quite a little, scarcely beating thing
5. I might, indeed, if this were a sermon and there were a congregation unable to get away, expatiate on the habit these weapons have of smiting with equal fury the just and the unjust; how you only need to be a little foolish, quite a little foolish, under conditions that seem to force it upon you, and down they come, sure and relentless, and you are smitten with a thoroughness that leaves you lame for years; how motives are nothing, circumstances are nothing; how the motives may have been aflame with goodness, the circumstances such that any other course was impossible; how all these things don't matter in the least,--you are and shall be smitten
6. Yes,' said Miss Entwhistle, clearing her throat, 'we had a--we had quite a little talk
7. “Betsi, James is fine, but he did create quite a little stir,” she said in her calm and loving voice
8. There was a simultaneous sigh, which created quite a little gust, as the last hope fled, and the treat was ravished from their longing lips
9. If John and my Fritz were only here, it would be quite a little heaven on earth," she added more quietly
10. Bundy and two labourers had commenced the work of putting in the new drains; the carpenters were back again doing some extra work, and there was also a plumber working on the house; so there was quite a little crowd in the kitchen at dinner-time
11. She was quite a little phony
12. "Yes; the Inspector and I have made quite a little reconnaissance
13. Seventeen shares—quite a little fortune to leave behind one, too
14. ‘Quite a little town
15. The milkers formed quite a little battalion of men and maids, the men operating on the hard-teated animals, the maids on the kindlier natures
16. I was quite a little startled myself, for it seemed for an instant as if the stranger had great eyes like burning flames, but a second look dispelled the illusion
17. Sometimes Holmes would hurry on, sometimes stop dead, and once he made quite a little detour into the meadow
18. You see, he was already familiar with one or two fish languages; and that helped him quite a little