Snow Bunting flew straight up to the piazza, and there stood a dear little girl in a warm hood and cloak, with a pail of bird-seed on her arm, and a dish of bread crumbs in her hand.
The answers were, in one mind, "I trust we shall do well by her, dear little thing.
My dear little goose, did no one ever make an innocent joke in their lives before?
He spoke from experience, my dear little monsieur, and it was by his order that all the clocks at the Ministry, on the Naberjnaia, were stopped, my dear little friend.
Truly, my dear little domovoi, that day we had been very near death, but God and the Little Father watched over us.
Dear little monsieur, it is the secret of the night.
There is nothing else, no other situation, my dear little guest.
Dear little, flitting, pleasing sprite, The body's comrade and its guest.
The child knew this meant my dear little daughter as well as if it had been English.
But, for all that, the nun who had written to me might be the beautiful friend of mydear little wife, and she might also turn out to be a different person; I felt somewhat puzzled.
You plead the cause of your friend with the eloquence of an angel, but, dear little wife, you do not see the affair in its proper light.
I therefore went without saying anything about it to Laura, and without acquainting my dear little wife of my intentions.
Go and tell him, my dear little seraph, that I am ready to do what he wishes, if he will only grant me in your presence what I desire; I want to know for a certainty whether he is a man or a woman.
Dear little Julia, with her crisp little uniforms, her authority in the classroom, her charming deference to Aunt Sanna!
My dear little daughter, in order that a wife may rule, she must always seem to do what her husband wishes.
But, my dear little girl, I am telling you to-day that which you must surely learn later, buying your experience by fatal faults and errors of conduct which will cause you bitter regrets and embarrass your whole life.
Dear little ignoramus, you don't know what trouble we have had to found an entail for the benefit of your eldest son.
I hope not: I should be very sorry to say anything that should vex my dear little Burney.
Dear little Burney's" name was coupled in it with that of Sir Joshua Reynolds, in a manner which seemed to imply that Sir Joshua had special reasons for desiring her approbation.
I couldn't see my dear little heart-broken mother, who had been such a slave all her life, turned out of her home.
She worshipped little Kenneth--he was four years younger than her, and he WAS a dear little chap.
And meanwhile, my dear little man, till you know a great deal more about nature than Professor Owen and Professor Huxley put together, don't tell me about what cannot be, or fancy that anything is too wonderful to be true.
Well, but, my dear little man, you must learn to talk about such things, when you grow older, in a very different way from that.
And truly, my dear little folks, did you ever hear of such a pitiable case in all your lives?
I have long wished for such a dear littlegirl as you," said the old lady.
Why my dear little Honor, is that the color you would have me paint your future?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dear little" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
