little room

We went into a little room. The room was cold and dark, and there was a horrible smell in it.

It had very little room for food, and if I ate more than it could hold, I can promise you, my stomach would let me know in a hurry.

So, I look forward to this with the Green Mango on my little room, ready to record it properly since the process of ripening.

Fatima gave him the other keys; but she did not give him the key of the little room.

All this would seem to leave little room for CELAC.

Inside the great keep Robin darted into a little room on the right of the doorway, where the only man on guard lounged carelessly.

A dollar a day would seem to leave little room for choice or discretion.

He was very tired, hungry, and dirty, so I put him to bed in a quiet little room.

She showed them the rooms, and what a beautiful house it was; but she did not open the door of the little room.

That's my buffer. . . I wanted to leave a little room in the budget, just in case---it's better to be safe than sorry.

I lay back against my pillow, sleepy now. I stared at the walls of my little room, bleached pale in the moonlight, from under heavy lids.

In football the quarterback dictates the terms of every play. It's top-down control with little room for individualism from anyone else.

The result: economic frictions between the U. S. and China could build at a time when Mr. Obama has little room to maneuver.

He went into the sunny little room where his wife planned her busy days and evenings.

The strange and painful story of a woman in a cramped little room who gives birth to a dog.

It was inconvenient because my big room was due to be whitewashed. I was put in the little room at the end of the house.

It was a process intended to leave as little room for dispute as possible.

he must never shut himself up in his little room, or brag and boast and lord it over others.

Mrs. Sturgis led her into a little room redolent of the sea, and foreign lands.

They found the right house, and climbed the dark stairs to a miserable little room.

He kissed us both in a fatherly way, and bore us across the hall into a ruddy little room.

Then he went on still farther, and at last he opened the door into the little room where the king's daughter was sleeping.

But when objects get very close together, there's little room for particles to flash into existence between them.

Finally he came to the tower and opened the door to the little room where Little Brier-Rose was sleeping.

First off, Obama will have little room to maneuver in the support and operations budget, even if he pulls our troops out of Iraq.

They were up in her little room.

The man ran to the little room, could not contain himself to knock, flung back the door.

The next afternoon, Captain Seru's brother took Kiah and Rilla to a little room at the back of the prison.

It warned, however, that Beijing might have little room for more stimulus measures.

I saw the door of a little room open, next the very street.

In the morning, she shook Hansel roughly and took him into a little room and shut him up behind the barred door.

Then five men with knives ran into the little room, and there was a fight.

Residential investment fell so sharply during the economic downturn that it has little room to decline further.

Little room, just a bed, a table and a TV.

Others accuse the community of leaving little room for local businesses and collaborating to drive them out of the market.

Consisting of a rudimentary metal tube mounted on a wooden pole and awkwardly ignited, this basic design left little room for aiming.

The pilot is said to have touched down too late and too fast, leaving little room for braking and no margin for error.

The lures of a celebrity culture and the barrenness of the educational landscape have left little room for broader civic concerns.

His eyes travelled round the little room.

They do not have to be very big, but each rabbit must have it's own little room in the house. This is very important.

Yes, he likes to keep himself shut up in his little room.

I haven't had a break for weeks, all I'm asking for is a little room to think.

We national newspapers see him separately in a little room and our stuff is embargoed till later in the day.

With the average application integration effort taking from three to six months, there's little room left for a return on investment (ROI).

I had this tiny little room, and with the allowance I got, that was a very good lesson.

An elevator is a little room and when the door shuts the upstairs comes down or the downstairs comes up.

Two High Court judges firmly rejected them all in terms that leave little room for a further appeal.

Some of the greatest masters did this so well that they left little room for those who came after.

But during a time of deep unemployment and concerns about the country's fiscal trajectory, there is little room to focus on much else.

When I came to my senses, I found myself wrapped up in bed in my little room, with Grandma bending over me.

They usually come in a bus, so have only a little room for souvenirs.

A little bunny says goodnight to all the familiar things in his little room.

A snug is a little room blocked off from the rest of the bar by a wooden screen.

They are designed for tight validation and leave little room for creatively arranging different parts of the schema.

She remained in her little room for the most part; pined silently; and died away day by day.

You literally have to be in this stuffy little room with each other for five hours and do your bit.

Just move a little room for weeds to survive, she would decorate the yellow earth, hold up a green.

The fact that there is little room for a policy encore is yet more terrifying.

The budget still has to be approved by the city council, but the scale of Chicago's debt gives little room for manoeuvre.

Weak groans came from her little room.

There's very little room for mistakes. 4. He never hits a sour note.

The NFL is a cartel that imposes hard caps on players' pay. Its rules leave little room for a market for talent.

A political drama in which the tension is between the expert and the decision-maker has little room for ordinary people.

Neutral, inclusive statements set a calm and reasonable tone, whereas declaring an absolute position leaves little room for compromise.

It took some ingenuity to squeeze all the furniture into the little room.

He came to the woman's little room. When the musician saw him, she asked if she might play one more time before she left the world.

Typical of low income countries, about two-thirds of output goes on household consumption, leaving little room to stimulate domestic demand.

adj. The little room was almost bare of furniture.

eg: When I came to my senses, I found myself wrapped up in bed in my little room.

Extenuating circumstances. " The jury went out, and I was taken to the little room where I had already waited. "

You may have filled your schedule with so many things that there is little room for your goals to grow.

She was lying in a bed in a poor little room, bare and comfortless.

The letter had been written by dry Manette and had been hidden behind a stone in the little room where he was kept a prisoner.

over the coffee , in his little room , martin read next mornings paper.

Summer, water is the most terrible, that little room on the water turned into a "sauna. "

Jobs would most likely become frustrated inside a typical Chinese business with little room for creativity and innovation.

The insulation of branched has high ability of withstanding water and covering little room.

"Perhaps it is fitting, at that, " he said. "There has been precious little room for Ngai in today's Kenya. "

Without a word or a gesture of exultation a new well-being radiated from him and filled the little room.

Crazy Horse chiefs were invited to a little room to negotiate.

Injured and weakened by the battle, the loser will be an easy target Out here there's little room for mistakes.

But another member of the Russian delegation at the October talks left little room for optimism.

The very terse and abbreviated style typical of email communication allows little room for explanation or nuance.

The baby lies in a little room of its own, called the uterus.

Although this acts to satisfy their hunger, they are often left with little room for vital iron-containing foods.

They found little room for career development and were also constrained by low pay in their jobs, according to a recent survey.

He has a little room on the Rue Condorcet for which he pays sixty francs a month.

Forgiving is just give a little room for your heart.

You are in a little room with a closed door. There are three monkeys here.

The door opened to reveal a cosy little room.

Record companies charge a wholesale price of around 65 cents per track, leaving little room for price experimentation by the retailers.

levels, so there was little room to absorb any system "bumps" in voltage or frequency.

She stocked the little room with cigarettes, books, bread and cheese.

Mr. Atkins said that costs had risen quickly as the market fell, leaving the developers little room for profit.

nor was it dark, for the bright sunshine came in at the window, flooding the little room.

Intense time pressures to build and deploy services leaves very little room for error in meeting business goals set forth for SOA projects.

We sat on the floor in a little room overlooking a small garden.

"Given our currency link to the US dollar, we have little room for any exchange rate or interest rate policy, " he says.

In the little room over the porch, the Lady in Black sat alone.

He hurried into his little room, took down his light overcoat and hat, locked his desk, and grabbed the satchel.

A sudden breeze came in through the window and blew out the candle. The bright moonlight lit the bare little room.

She was typing away in the little room.

Because inflation and interest rates were low when the crisis hit, central banks had little room to cut rates to cushion the economic blow.

Modern vertical lifts (or through-floor lifts) are cleverly designed to take up as little room as necessary.

I try to live fully so that when and if my luck changes there will be little room for regret or recrimination over time lost or misspent.

A new analysis of the temperature record leaves little room for the doubters.

In a word, FX2 is a entire and integrated design solved, it holds a little room and short exploited time.

Every evening he and Prija Babu would come to this little room of mine and we would discuss literature and music far into the night.

NAZISM AND SOVIET totalitarianism left Grossman little room for maneuver.

Many analysts see little room for common ground between Thailand's competing interests.

Railroads have been keeping fleets busy with little room for error.

A second problem is that, unlike China, the Indian government has little room for a fiscal stimulus.

The jobs offered with no experience pay very little with very little room for pay increases.

A blind of embroidered tulle kept the little room in twilight.

Exhausting most policy measures now means that there will be little room for additional fiscal and monetary stimuli in the future.

But the energy imperative is such that politicians actually have very little room for manoeuvre.

For some Tunisians, still giddy over the lightning pace of change, there is little room for pragmatism.

Too little room, with bright color, use light air, made generation is capacious intimacy.

The sawdust and the clean cut of the shelf leave little room for doubt: someone sabotaged it.

Visitors have to take their coffee away because of its limited space with little room for standing.

after back home, buying the furniture, dispose our little room, prepare my marriage.

Emerging economies from which capital is fleeing have little room to boost spending.

In those cases, there is little room to provide CPU cycles to user requests, and users often feel that those servers are unresponsive.

If you can express gratitude for everything you have and all that is good in your life you leave little room for negativity or bad thoughts.

With loads measured in tens of thousands kips, there is little room in the design of high-rise buildings for excessively complex thoughts.

LL: No, I meant that on the issue of taxes he left himself very little room to shift his position later.

That left the council with little room for wording a document that required the consensus of all 15 members.

All states allow a little room for expression for car owners.

But there should be little room for mixed feelings about the downfall of Col Gaddafi.

At this knockout stage of the competition there's little room for mistakes.

In America nine out of ten homes with televisions already subscribe to multi-channel TV, leaving little room for growth.

When I found little room in classical furniture, home ornaments is a flavor.

Coal makes up almost half of all rail freight in this energy-hungry nation, leaving little room for containerized cargo and other goods.

The narrow beds are stacked one above the other, with little room in between.

Jupiter itself, the largest of the planets could consume about 1300 Earths and still have a little room for dessert!

Others, such as the Czech Republic, Greece, Finland, Hungary, Portugal and South Korea, make little room for part-time work for women.

If Suwon can continue to grind out victories there will be little room for complaint.

Give me a little room. - You're my hero!

Governments have little room for manoeuvre.

And Aso is practically a lame duck these days, with little room for bold moves.

And in America, at least, short-term rates have little room to fall further.

There is little room left to store any more crude, says Jeff Currie of Goldman Sachs.

He occupied a little room in the infirmary.

For actresses like Ms. Stone, whose image sells products, there is little room for fumbling .

'For U. S. companies, there's little room for complacency.

This quiet little room became them perfectly.

The industry's thin margins mean there is little room for extra testing without raising prices.

After using, it can be folded in the spare time, occupying little room which is a great convenience for householders.

But there was little room for error.

Her friends tell her she is, and she realises that the modern world has little room for serious silence seekers.

Before long, the seed of love is rooted in my warm little room gemmiparous .

The pictures he obtained left little room for doubt.

it. . . . Say that you will not open the door of the little room!

There was very little room to manoeuvre.

The new party has left itself little room to operate in the same way.

He has little room for chance, accident, or circumstances.

Inside, the cables are glued into place and have very little room to move.

The friends went away. Then Fatima said, Shall I open the door of that little room now?

it ' s so cute - this little room , this little bed.

This leaves us a little room below the header before the table begins.

There's little room to put a desk in the room.

There is little room for such beautiful losers in the ongoing march of progress.

And makes one little room an everywhere.

There is a little room at the back of the house.

The major disadvantage is that there's little room for code reuse.

He sat in a snug little room.

I want to see what is in the little room.

this little room is really cute.

This little room is warm and cosy .

In Britain and Italy there is little room for fiscal easing.

There is little room to move in a crowd.

So they have little room to manoeuvre.

Grace satIn her little room, writing a letter by the light of an oil lamp.

But there is little room for nimbyism in Reading.

Little room do I find for pride.

The yuan has very little room to fall farther because it is already seriously undervalued.

We had little room in our hearts for other acquaintances who didn't know our codes.

After the Uruguay Round, there is little room for traditional trade barriers such as tariff to act as importation restrictions.

Fatima said, "I will not open the door of that little room. "

There is little room here for three of us.

It's cosy little room.

eg. There is little room on the bus.

Triceratops, on the other hand, had little room in its horn-covered head for smelling equipment.

In China's mega-cities - Shanghai alone has more than 4, 000 skyscrapers - there is little room to move, let alone build a football field.

So she went back to her little room, took out a crayola and a piece of paper, and wrote

Listen to my father said that before our home people live in the little room.

Schemas for message sets, on the other hand, leave little room for creativity.

I went to my little room in the third floor, undressed myself as slowly as possible so as to kill time.

it was a homely little room , with a low ceiling and a gaping fireplace , after the fashion of old country - houses

Are you going to drag him into your little room? Where is it?

they trailed on , still in indian file . he unlocked the door and preceded them into the warm but bare little room

I have a little room, which is my earthly paradise.

she was typing away in the little room beyond his

Barack Obama finds little room for hope or change in his inaugural address

BLIND MAG A sheltered rose needs a little Room to grow outside her bedroom

The curtain's drawn in the little room downstairs

So she went back to her little room

Big Problems in a Little Room

'Cause I just want a little room to breathe

others had little room;