She had balanced herself lightly on the arm of a chair; and now leaned a little forward, her lips just parted in the eagerness of anticipation.
She sat leaning a little forward, her hands clasped tightly over Meredith's letter, her face white and strained, her eyes luminous as he had never yet seen them.
Of a sudden he turned from the picture, and, drawing up a low chair, sat down before her, leaning a little forward, his elbow resting on his knee.
She stood for a moment leaning a little forward, listening intently ready to make her retreat immediately she was assured that the coast was clear!
Mr. Sabin was leaning a little forward, with both hands resting upon his stick.
Once, however, he followed some motion of Mr. Sabin's and moved his head a little forward.
The coachman, with powdered hair and the dark blue Deringham livery, sat perfectly motionless, his head bent a little forward, and his eyes fixed upon his horses' ears.
Like a statue he stood there in the black, absolutely motionless--his head a little forward and to one side.
He reached the landing, and paused again, his right hand, with a vicious muzzle of his automatic peeping now from between his fingers, thrown a little forward.
Val heard a gasp above the sound of his own hard breathing, and saw Holly's face poked a little forward, very pale, with big eyes.
Let your Body be a little forward to give the greater Liberty to the Hind-legs, which are those that lead; and don't aid with your Legs, unless he drags his Haunches.
Saying that she looked as a dog will, going to bite in fun, her upper lip shortened above her small white teeth set fast on her lower lip, and her chin thrust a little forward.
She leaned a little forward, quickly and eagerly, and demanded: "Didn't you come from the Nest?
She stood leaning a little forward on the rock slab, her dress only a little below her knees, and as she leaned thus, her eyes flashing and her lips parted, the wind had flung a wonderful disarray of curls over her shoulder and breast.
He had leaned a little forward, and had pulled his hat a trifle over his eyes.
He leans a little forward, and compelling the girl's reluctant gaze, goes on speaking.
She has placed her hands on the table behind her, and thus compelled to lean a little forward, stands studying the carpet without seeing it.
She has leant a little forward and a swift flush is dyeing her cheek.
Like a famous American lawyer, the attitude he assumed was to stand bent a little forward, the feet together, the left hand hanging loosely at his side, while he brandished the right above his head.
She drew him sitting a little forward, playing with his watch-chain, looking at her with deep grave eyes.
Cornelius sat with his head a little forward, breathing rather noisily.
He caught her full face as she leaned a little forward, and his glance rested for a moment on a cheek so fair that his spirits fell.
He leaned a little forward, he was extremely, happily conspicuous.
He leaned a little forward in his chair, his pen still in his hand, his attitude one of strained and nervous attention.
She leaned a little forward, ready at the first signs of an introduction to make every effort to atone for Louise's coldness by a most complete amiability.
The woman leaned a little forward, and there was amazement as well as fear flashing in her soft, dark eyes.
She was leaning a little forward in her chair, all her listlessness and pallor seemed to have been swept away by a sudden rush of emotion.
There was nothing about him, as he stood there with his hands behind him, his head thrown a little forward, in the least inspiring--nothing calculated to terrify the most timid person.
She came a little forward now, and threw herself into an easy-chair.
The deckhouse shown in Marestier's sketch extends from a little forward of the mainmast to a little forward of the paddle wheel axle.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little forward" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
