He moved through the grass and flowers beside her, a little higher still, and between her and the sun.
Endeavouring to draw himself a little higher, a minie ball went through his shoulder.
We'll raise you a little higher," they said, "and you can see for yourself.
Tulchuherris teased him till he went a little higher; then he gave a harder pull than before.
I cannot go high," said Sas; "but I will go a little higher than I did the first time.
I wanted to stay where you were," answered Tulchuherris; "but I will go a little higher.
We found two similar huts on the creek where we next arrived; and, traveling a little higher up, encamped on its banks in about four feet depth of snow.
A little higher up the creek its banks are formed by strata of very heavy and hard scoriaceous basalt, having a bright metallic lustre when broken.
The principal source of the Hérault is a little higher, towards the W.
There were some houses a little higher up, and we determined to go thither and make further inquiries.
After we had passed the tarn the glen became less interesting, or rather the mountains, from the manner in which they are looked at; but again, a little higher up, they resume their grandeur.
There are a few merchants in Sandwick parish who get fish from a few boats there-James Smith, James Mouat, and Thomas Tulloch-and they always give a little higher.
I am certain it is, because his prices must be a little higherin consequence.
Looking far to the north we observed that these singular ice forms were growing in size and splendor, so that it seemed advisable to rise a little higher to avoid a collision.
Around this the water ran directly into the land, forming a diminutive lake a little higher up, with grassy slopes upon every side.
The interior and eastern groups share a little higher incidence of pronounced brow ridges; the other regions are nearer the total distribution of variations.
The interior Fijians have a little higher frequency of low nasal root (10 per cent), whereas the eastern people, with a 30 per cent incidence, excel in the pronounced category.
The eastern and interior groups have a little higher frequency in the submedium class.
Others may raise their eyes a little higher, but in the end, like the old Romans laughed at by Horace, they value education only in so far forth as it is a money-making machine.
Its height is the same; the neck is a little higher up, and is encircled by a single fillet of an undulating curvature.
The Massabielle water has merely some very powerful mineral qualities, like those which are found in the springs of Barèges or Cauterets, a little higher up in the mountains.
Tiger pursued him, and both reloaded while running, till the Weico reached the spot where he now lay, and the Delaware sprang on the grass plot a little higher up.
They had crossed the river a little higher up, at a point where it was shallow, and lay down on its banks, as they expected that the savages would return during the night to try and get hold of our horses.
This road for many miles was probably 8,000 feet above the sea, so that this elevation had the effect to dwarf the mountains that rose only a little higher.
It is upwards of one hundred feet high, the lower part red sand; but a little higher up is a course of limestone.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little higher" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
