I called on her a little later, and before I left I hinted to her what people were saying, and asked her if I had not better tell them the truth.
So I stood with it in my hand till a little later my landlady entered to lay the cloth.
A little later he beckoned to Pamela, now a lovely girl of nineteen, and, putting his arm about her neck, kissed her for the first time in years.
It was clearly a mistake, however, to leave his own local work in the hands of that properly named person a little later.
But even the pick and shovel did not inspire confidence a little later.
A little later he became a printer's apprentice, in the office of the Hannibal Journal, at his father's suggestion.
A little later, she came out carrying the sleeping baby in her arms.
The latter confirmed this surmise by saying a little later, when she issued from the kitchen drying her hands and bared arms on a towel: "The worst of these here nursing 'omes is that yer never knows when you're going to be on the job.
She looked at it curiously, fondly, as if it might prove the foundation stone of the beloved one's prosperity; a little later, she begged it of him.
A little later, Tom, having adjusted the motor that had stalled before, compelling him to vol-plane back to earth, the two chums were sailing through the air toward Waterford.
I am glad there will be no more delays, and that we will soon be moving northward," spoke Mr. Parker, a little later.
He trudged on, and, a little later, his gaze was attracted by a large shed, in the rear of a white house the pretentious appearance of which indicated that persons of wealth owned it.
Mr. Pendyce's brougham, behind a brown horse, coming a little later, was obliged to range itself behind.
When told a little later that a telegram had been sent to Harz his eyes expressed satisfaction.
This was milder praise than that given a little later by a London paper which said: "There is not a king in Europe but would look like a valet de chambre by his side.
He had less than two hundred men when he appeared a little later at Kaskaskia near the Mississippi in what is now Illinois and captured the small British garrison, with the friendly consent of the French settlers about the fort.
A little later in the same year similar events took place at Cherry Valley, in central New York.
A little later, Theron brought himself to drop a laboriously casual suggestion as to a possible increase of salary, and saw with sinking spirits the faces of the stewards freeze with dumb disapprobation.
He was ashamed of this feeling a little later, and of his trick with the sermon.
So it happened that when, a little later on, the appointment of Theron Ware to Octavius was read out, none of the people of Tecumseh either noted or cared.
A little laterhe crossed into West Broadway, and his pace slowed to a leisurely stroll.
Equally striking is an example seen a little later in another part of Europe; and it is the more noteworthy because Halley and Newton had already fully established the modern scientific theory.
A little later, when the great comet of 1556 scared popes, emperors, and reformers alike, such men as Fabricius at Vienna and Heller at Nuremberg quietly observed its path.
A little later in the month, July, another trial was made, when a wind was blowing estimated at sixteen miles an hour.
A little later he is equally struck with the view of the open country, and his ecstasy is pardonable in a novice.
The manuscript was sent to Beard, who met Clemens a little later in the office of Webster & Co.
And a little later: Since bad luck struck us it is risky for people to have to do with us.
Charles Dickens's son, with his wife and daughter, followed a little later.
She put the question to Colonel Ashley a little later.
And a little later he added: "I've got some kind of a heart disease, and Quintard won't tell me whether it is the kind that carries a man off in an instant or keeps him lingering along and suffering for twenty years or so.
And a little later: "This is the kind of a road I like; a good country road through the woods.
A little later Mrs. Allen and I, in the sitting-room, heard some one walking softly outside on the veranda.
A little later; at the foot of the garden of bay and cedar, neighbors, inspired by Dan Beard, who had recently located near by, set off some fireworks.
A little later he might have been seen quitting the dormitory and taking his way with a dubious step across the campus into the town.
A little later he stopped abruptly, with silent inquiry turning his face to the sky: a raindrop had fallen on his hand.
The eccentric man came in a little later, just as Tom and Ned had finished adjusting the mechanism.
There are the prison barracks," said the guide a little later, his talk being translated by Mr. Petrofsky.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little later" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
