She again asked me how long it would be before it was finished, and I told her that unless she gave a little more of her time to posing it might not be finished for quite a long time.
It would be a good thing if they did know a little more, then perhaps all these rumors about the Palace would stop.
Why couldn't they leave China to deal with her own subjects and mind their own business a little more?
A day or two passed while he waited at his father's house for the promised second note from Joan Durbeyfield, and indirectly to recover a little more strength.
Dear, if you would only be a little more conceited, and believe in yourself so far as to see that you were strong enough to work this change in me, you would perhaps be in a mind to come to me, your poor wife.
Well, a little more, or a little less, 'twas a thousand pities that it should have happened to she, of all others.
After a little more conversation, Mr. Petulengro arose, and motioned me to follow him.
She sits in the same still attitude, but shrinking a little more.
If you would like a little more of it, I could throw out a few lines and stays between my windows and yours, which the runners would take to directly.
As soon as I get the upper hand of him a little more, I am going to urge him on to revolt.
If Miss Snaith had believed a little more in fresh air and had left the window open, the fire would have eaten back.
It would be a pleasant attention if you would answer my letters a little more promptly.
Now, if our family had only had a little less religion and a little more sense, they would have returned the cup, perfectly unharmed, and have marched Hattie to the nearest toy shop and bought her some dishes.
I am afraid I shall have to look about for some one a little more up-and-coming.
Yet, considering his own interest in the matter, he might have bestirred himself with a little more alacrity.
Therefore pilots wisely train these cubs by various strategic tricks to look danger in the face a little more calmly.
They said if it had been a little moreto one side it would have killed him; and a good thing for him, poor fellow, if it had.
I advise you to look into your stable a little more.
I now determined to make for La Mancha and to put my plan into execution, which I should have done sooner had the roads been a little more secure.
Had you paid a little more attention to my letter, you would have perceived that it was written unwillingly on my part, but Mr. Rule thought his province had been invaded.
Kiachta is little more than 800 miles from Pekin, and not more than half that distance from Manjuria; he might therefore, trusting in the Lord, not unreasonably hope to be able to penetrate to the Tartar of the capital and the desert.
A little more and he will be saying Your Majesty to her, as though to the Duchess de Berry!
If you had a little more faith, and if you could have been in her cell, she would have cured your leg merely by touching it.
Don't read so many books, and look a little more at the lasses.
All that Providence required in order to make Waterloo the end of Austerlitz was a little more rain, and a cloud traversing the sky out of season sufficed to make a world crumble.
But before they started for it they were already at the lowest depth of physical wretchedness which human nerves can register; thus, they arrived simply a little more numb.
She ate everything, and regretted that lack of capacity made it impossible for her to yield to the entreaties of her waiter that she "have a little more.
A few yards below its mouth, in the quiet stretch of backwater along shore, lay the wharf-boat, little more than a landing stage.
I want to know," stammered Susan, "if you can't give me a little more money.
So again I landed back in Hamlin with a little more knowledge of the outside world and perhaps just a wee bit more understanding.
Looking back, I remember many times when Papa and I were doing things together and there was no one else around.
You see, one of Papa's big problems was that he had a house full of growing kids who could use a spoon right well at the dining table, but were too little to use a feed-heading knife in the field.
I acknowledge to this ridiculous idiosyncrasy, as a reason why I would give them a little more play.
Mrs. Sparsit took a little more tea; and, as she bent her again contracted eyebrows over her steaming cup, rather looked as if her classical countenance were invoking the infernal gods.
And he laughed, and took a little moreof the cooling drink.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little more" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
