Examples of 'made little' in a sentence
Meaning of "made little"
made little: suggests that only a small amount or degree of something was created or achieved
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He made little impact as a stallion in either country.
As sure as god made little green apples.
He made little money from the recording.
But the meeting made little progress.
They made little of the pouring rain.
These talks have made little progress.
He made little or no use of the original texts.
I flew around and made little birds.
Income made little difference in health care.
Social dialogue has made little progress.
She made little noise as she died.
The northern thrust made little progress.
That made little sense as a process of evaluation.
Architecture too had made little progress.
I have made little progress on news translations.
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He loved to drink but made little wine.
They have made little mention of criminals.
I excelled in schools and made little trouble.
Made little progress toward the vote.
Clearly humanity has made little progress.
She made little clothes for them.
But the discovery made little impact.
However we made little or no progress in several key areas.
But these negotiations made little progress.
You made little girls cry.
I did not know they even made little kids.
We have made little progress on democracy.
Your presence would have made little difference.
And she made little butterflies and flowers.
Even a cocktail of multiple drugs made little difference.
Lila made little whimpering noises.
The negotiations made little progress.
He made little impact the rest of the season.
I too have made little money.
It made little difference as to their fate.
I should have made little symbols.
It made little profit but it got him noticed.
The superintendents made little reply to the address.
It made little ManueIa forever deaf in one ear.
The appointments made little impression.
Made little impact on the landscape.
Together we made little cards to get in.
Here on behalf of one man it made little sense.
Such goals made little strategic or political sense.
The film seems to have made little impact.
She has made little impact as a dam of winners.
During her studies she made little progress.
I also made little pockets for the guests.
I prefer to think we made little progress.
The city made little investments in the system.
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