Information has reached me on the side that it was a little group of “hard-boiled guys” from the ammunition train who stole the auto.
Somebody scratched a match and lit a candle, a little group of boys were still standing at the window waiting for their chocolate, their faces looked a bit white I thought.
Obediently we climbed the hill, to come upon a little group of Americans gathered about the entrance to a dugout, watching the shells as they came over.
We've been going into it rather deeply -- My little Group of Serious, you know.
I belong to a Little Group of Serious Thinkers who are taking up sincerity in all its phases this week.
Suddenly a tall bronzed man, with mustachios, perhaps a little group of Mexicans will come into the place.
He had a little group of oddly contorted valises that bespoke him as a traveling salesman, and hence a person of some discrimination and judgment.
She pushed her way through the little grouppretending to ignore their pleadings and to look for obstacles to their passage to the opposite curb.
They had eaten their lunch at a little group of arboured tables at the back of an old wooden inn.
When, after days of steady traveling, I would chance upon a little group of natives hidden away in some dense thicket, it seemed to me that they must be fairies, not real.
It was well after midnight when the little group assembled in the dining room of the Beaubien cottage to resume their interrupted discussions.
All eyes then turned to Carmen, who slowly rose and surveyed the little group.
There is no record of the week's travel in Spain, which a little group of four made under the picturesque Gibraltar guide, Benunes, still living and quite as picturesque at last accounts.
A curious nondescript audience assembled around the little group of dedicators, wondering what it was all about.
Off on our right, perhaps a couple of hundred feet from the trail furrows, rode a little group of horsemen.
Only once had I had the sign of trouble and that was a little group of Aymarás near the beginning of an old Inca causeway that cuts across one arm of Lake Titicaca.
One day the Prince and the Queen, accompanied by a little group of courtiers, rode to the frontier of Lantern Land.
Presently a little groupof buildings came into sight ahead; a store, a blacksmith shop, a tumble-down shed and three houses.
Roy, swaying unsteadily on the shoulders of a little group of hatless, red-faced youths, looked down on the sea of pushing, panting figures and grinned happily.
Below, on the gravelled path leading to the athletic field, a little group of fellows had turned and were watching expectantly; Horace Burlen had a way of taking conceit out of new boys that was always interesting.
A little group of intellectuals with a very small following among the working-class, except the personal following of Maxim Gorky, its leader.
In the pale half-light a little group of men and women were gathered before the Soviet headquarters, with a sheaf of gold-lettered red banners-the Central Executive Committee of the Moscow Soviets.
Was it true that in a free country a little group of people could control a whole city, and exploited it for their personal benefit?
At the first cross-street I noticed that the City Militiamen were mounted, and armed with revolvers in bright new holsters; a little group of people stood silently staring at them.
A little group of men with scarlet staff-bands on their caps and tabs on their collars climb out of the cars and move off the track into the grass of the hollow.
His house at Forest Hill was soon a romantic place to a little group, Florence Farr, myself, and some dozen fellow students.
I recall him one afternoon at our house at Bedford Park, surrounded by my brother and sisters and a little group of my father's friends, describing proposals in half a dozen countries.
He was always surrounded with a little group of infirm or unlucky persons, whom he explained to themselves and to others, turning cat to griffin, goose to swan.
At the sound, the horrid crowd which surrounded the little group of death suddenly grew silent.
Behind an embankment we came across a little group of Australians at an impromptu dressing-station.
Then on the top of the hill, against the sky-line, they saw a little group of three or four men.
A little group of three or four men were digging around her, frantically.
At each of the adjacent holes stood a little group with a lantern on the ground shining up the hole, and with one man kneeling and aiming at the round void before him, waiting for anything that might emerge.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little group" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
