Meanings of work little in English

Court-appointed mediator Ken Feinberg, who started work little over a year ago, also declined comment.

But to wait until famine did its work little suited the spirit of the Spaniards.

Yas; useter work little in Toledo, raftin' logs.

She could not dance, nor play, nor draw, nor paint, nor work little dogs on footstools.

There is in his work little biography, and that little psychological; there is no dogma and no polemic.

The men who have good incomes and work little are envied only by those with a mental impediment.

So far as one can see, Cleveland is attempting in the reading work little more than the traditional thing.

Of his work little need be said here, for in its main bearings it has already been fully considered.

So frugal was it that a man must work little indeed who could not earn the quantum which contented Socrates.

Egyptians fast from dawn to dusk, breakfast, celebrate and shop by night, sleep late, work little, and talk politics during waking hours.

Moreover Browning was hasty in composition, corrected his work little, if at all, and was downright careless in such details as sentence structure.

The girls who only enjoy themselves without work little know what they miss in never waking up in the morning to say, 'Hurray!

They work little; breadfruit trees, cocoa-nut trees, and bananas grow naturally, and the yam and taro cultivations are weeded and tended by the women.

The body was buried where it had fallen, close by the huge, gray, moss-grown fragment of rock,- amonumenton which centuries can work little change.

Eating much and working little generally results in gout or rheumatic diseases.

The weary and hard- worked little sentiment that we call conscience spoke up.