He moved a few steps in that direction, and now he perceived a recumbent figure almost close to his feet.
Wildeve entered, the room appearing to be empty; but as soon as he had advanced a few steps he started.
After a few steps he observed sorrowfully: "You are wrong, Miette; yours is bad anger.
Then he retreated a few steps further on seeing Silvere clench his fists.
As they looked the figure turned, walked a few steps, and came back again to his old position.
Pleasing himself with this idea, King Ulysses had made a few steps in the direction of the palace, when there was a great twittering and chirping from the branch of a neighboring tree.
Two or three times, moreover, she could not help thinking that a tuft of most splendid flowers had suddenly sprouted out of the earth before her very eyes, as if on purpose to tempt her a few steps farther.
Jason went onward a few steps farther, and then stopped to gaze.
He advanced a few steps; then, as if remembering only at this moment that he had left the door wide open, he turned around and closed it.
The baroness uttered a shriek, and after tottering back a few steps, she fell senseless to the floor.
Now she rose slowly from her seat and made a few steps forward.
The queen nodded a parting greeting to the mistress of ceremonies, and advanced a few steps to meet the visitors, while the countess, heaving mournful sighs, disappeared through the side-door.
As she did so, the man advanced a few steps, then stopped.
She advanced a few steps, hesitatingly, then stopped.
Cautiously he moved a few steps nearer, into the shelter of a gnarled old willow, from behind which he could gaze unperceived on the beautiful vision,--for so it seemed to him.
As she trotted along, a few steps behind, there arose in her a strong feeling of resentment against Maurice, which was all the stronger because she suspected that she was on the brink of hearing her worst suspicions confirmed.
She moved a few steps away, and stood by the writing-table, looking dazed, as if she did not understand.
As nothing he said would make her open her lips, he snatched up her hands again, and dragged her a few steps forward--this, to prove to himself that he had at least bodily power over her.
Arrived at it, he went a few steps aside, into an open space among the undergrowth, which was now generously sprinkled with buds.
The queen had arisen and advanced a few steps to meet the earl.
The queen gave him her arm, and, supported on it, the king advanced a few steps.
Earl Douglas, turning pale and trembling, staggered a few steps backward, and gazed at the king with astonishment.
The Emperor was seated on his horse, a few steps in front of his staff, his countenance wearing a calm and grave expression, in spite of which the joy which filled his heart was apparent in his glance.
One of the men who appeared to form part of the escort detached himself from them and approached a few steps nearer.
She moved a few steps on down the corridor, and stood looking out of the window.
It was only a few steps to his bankers, and his request for an interview with the manager was immediately granted.
A few steps' progress opened up more of the sky, which, as they had thought, was indeed irradiated by a lurid light; but whether it came from the beacon or from a more distant point they were unable to clearly tell.
Anne moved a few steps thitherward, so as to unclose to her view a deeper sweep on that side, and by this discovered a ship of far larger size than any which had yet dotted the main before her.
He had left the door but a few steps when he was called back and asked if he had walked all the way from Overcombe Mill on purpose.
Worries make you unreasonable,' she half pouted, following Stephen at the distance of a few steps.
They both turned their backs and walked a few steps away.
They lifted her as carefully as they could, breathlessly carried her to Felix Jethway's tomb, which was only a few steps westward, and laid her thereon.
From thence we only went a few steps farther, when we came to a very small piece of water which extended itself lengthways, and led us to the end of the cavern.
I went down the little street in which I live, to the Thames nearly at the end of it, towards the left, a few steps led me to a singularly pretty terrace, planted with trees, on the very brink of the river.
Malipieri bit his lip and made a few steps up and down.
You will have to stoop very low for a few steps," he said, taking up his lantern, and he kept his hold on one of her hands as he led her on.
After making a few steps in the direction of the aperture she stopped suddenly as if listening.
After a searching scrutiny, the animal trotted forward a few steps.
She moved toward him a few steps, playfully, and then halted.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "few steps" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
