Lady Sarah was speaking passionately and vehemently, as she did when she was excited; Raban was standing a little apart in the shadow.
Frank Raban stood a little apart talking to Rhoda, whose wonderful liquid eyes were steadily fixed upon him.
Roll up the crust, and put the rolls in a dripping-pan just a little apart; put a piece of butter on each roll, spices if you like.
Winnie stood a little apart, pale, and with her delicate curved nostril a little dilated.
Only the father stood a little apart, sorrowful and stern.
There we halted, for no message had yet come from the King; but upon the Maid's face was a look of awe and radiant joy as she stood a little apart, gazing upon the goal of her toilsome journey.
We gazed at her in wonder as she stood a little apart, her face full of power and calm certainty.
I had lost thought of Dante in my merry-makings and lost sight of him in the hurly-burly, and now suddenly I saw him leaning against a pillar a little apart, and looking at the eager crowd of youths and Simone that was its central figure.
Guido plucked him a little apart, and whispered him hurriedly.
It was easy to see that the worthy couple had married for love; they were aslittle apart as they could help it.
Hold curved 5 hands, palm to palm, a foot apart; swing down together and up face high, closing them; swing a little apart at the finish.
With both L hands a little apart, index fingers pointed down, make a large incomplete circle to left of left breast.
He stood a little apart, and she noted his traveling clothes and the various signs of a journey about the room.
Yet from the transition he had remained always a little apart.
At first they showed merely in dim outlines standing a little apart, with the sunlit branch of a sweet gum tree dropping between them.
I say nothing, boys,' said the serjeant, who sat a little apart, drinking his liquor.
The weeds and grass were soon plucked and cut from an area of sufficient extent, and a bed for Inez and Ellen was speedily made, a little apart, which for sweetness and ease might have rivalled one of down.
True to the signals, Middleton and Paul had drawn a little apart, and now stood ready, by every appearance, to commence their flight at the third repetition of the cry.
The young Pawnee made a significant gesture of assent and followed the other a little apart, in order to be removed from all danger of interruption from the reckless Paul, or the abstracted naturalist.
Paste the three strips together at the upper end like ribbons, letting them spread a little apart at the lower end.
Place so that the lower ends touch and the upper ones are a little apart, suggesting a tulip.
Hold in the left hand, and with sharp pointed scissors cut the worsted at the edge of the circles, spread the circles a little apart, and tie a strong thread firmly around the worsted between the two cardboard circles.
Assured that there was no shadow of hope, he withdrew, having looked closely at Emma, who now stood a little apart, her hands held together before her.
Giving a hand to each, she drew them a little apart.
I was standing a little apart, leaning on my sword, hardly able to believe my ears, and wondering at the ways of womankind.
He beckoned him a little apart with a look of inimitable chagrin.
A little apart he stood as they made ready to march out of the presence of the Carlist general.
Cardono, therefore, still attached himself unreproved to the party of Rollo, which camped a little apart.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little apart" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
