Examples of 'we had very little' in a sentence
Meaning of "we had very little"
The phrase 'we had very little' indicates that there was a scarcity or insufficient amount of something. It suggests that the quantity or availability of something was very limited or inadequate
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we had very little
We had very little contact with her.
In our case we had very little knowledge.
We had very little contact with him.
Last year we had very little snow.
We had very little time for ourselves.
Up to recently we had very little choice.
We had very little time to do the shooting.
He worked a lot so we had very little time to speak.
We had very little money and nowhere to go.
But unfortunately we had very little.
But we had very little time to set up.
It was madness rushing around because we had very little transport.
We had very little time to save her.
When we came to see you we had very little hope.
We knew we had very little time to prepare.
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I grew up in a single family home and we had very little money.
We had very little trouble with them.
I remember times when we had very little food in the house.
We had very little time left together.
I would even say that we had very little time in committee as well.
We had very little in the way of social relations.
Bourne showed up on our surveillance and we had very little time to react.
But we had very little real personal contact.
Bourne showed up onour surveillance and we had very little time to react.
We had very little time to react.
When we moved into our first house we had very little furniture.
Luckily we had very little damage.
Both for our dinner and for a drink we had very little choice.
This time we had very little warning.
On the one hand, that was completely daunting because we had very little time.
We had very little financial and material resources.
We expected that we had very little time left with John.
We had very little time to complete this project.
When we landed in Singapore we had very little time to make our connection.
We had very little money and lots of needs.
There was a little town in Belgium and we had very little chance to shower.
We had very little need to take transport anywhere.
Believe me when I say we had very little money.
We had very little trouble establishing an immediate rapport.
It was expensive, and we had very little money.
We had very little knowledge of the world of archaeology.
She was a schoolteacher, so we had very little money.
We had very little to show then.
We seldom talked, for we had very little in common.
We had very little quantities of fruit.
Indeed, as the trip began we had very little planned.
We had very little in common.
This could have been wonderful, except we had very little in common.
We had very little time to prepare for our guest.
It was very pressured - we had very little time to live with the material.
