Sprinkle thickly with sugar, half brown and half white, and a little ground cinnamon.
Put on to boil a breast of mutton or lamb, which has been previously well salted, and spice with a little ground ginger.
Fill the hollow with powdered sugar and a little ground cinnamon, if the flavour is liked; a little ground ginger makes a nice flavour, with the zest of a lemon or a pinch of mixed spice according to taste.
Lay a few slices of apple on each, cover with castor sugar and a little ground cinnamon, fold half the paste over, point to point, forming a triangular puff.
On the French front the Germans won a little ground, but it was unimportant in relation to the situation.
The Germans, after a fierce struggle, succeeded in gaining a little ground, when the French troops pivoted from the right and threw them back.
Along almost the entire front to the east they launched fierce counterattacks, but only succeeded in gaining a little ground near St. Euphraise to the southwest of Rheims.
In the main their attacks broke down, and where they gained a little ground it hardly compensated them for the frightful loss of life incurred.
Set this on the fire and stir constantly till nearly boiling; then add half a tumbler of Madeira wine, brandy, or Jamaica rum, fine sugar to the taste, and a little ground cinnamon or grated nutmeg.
Horses fed thus will fatten, needing only the addition of a little ground grain, when working hard.
All fruit-trees had better occupy as little ground as is consistent with a healthy vigorous growth.
Cooked with other vegetables, and mixed with a little ground grain or bran, they are an economical food for fattening pork or beef.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little ground" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
