When the baby had been put to rights and transformed into a firm doll, Lizaveta Petrovna dandled it as though proud of her handiwork, and stood a little away so that Levin might see his son in all his glory.
At one time, reading Schopenhauer, he put in place of his will the word love, and for a couple of days this new philosophy charmed him, till he removed a little away from it.
Helen Bellew was talking to his father, her white shoulder turned a little away.
He had turned a little away, leaning his cheek on his hand, as if to cover that momentary break in his defences.
She, too, was leaning back in her place, but her face was turned a little away from me towards the window, through which she was gazing with the obvious intentness of one whose thoughts are far away.
Then I flung him a little away from me, watching all the time, though, to see that his hand did not move towards that pocket.
I would rather--" She started, and drew a little away, glancing nervously toward the door.
But it was her very fidelity to those days gone that made her draw just a little away, and, tears running down her face, shake her head.
The girl's eyes were down, her face turned a little away.
But as he continued in that look of waiting, impatient bewilderment she sighed and turned a little away.
I gave her some medicine and moved a little away so as not to disturb her.
He turned a little away, began muttering something, and walking up and down with short steps.
Alice turned a little away, and shook her head in refusal.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little away" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
