Perhaps the vicar,' said Mrs. Leyburn, with a little sigh.
You make me feel myself more than ever a shocking-example,' he said, letting it go with a little sigh.
But just as the vicar's wife was sinking into her seat with a little sigh of wearied satisfaction, she caught sight suddenly of an eye-glass at the other end of the table slowly revolving in a large and jewelled hand.
He glanced across at Ty; but Ty had turned his face to the wall, and The gave a little sigh, settled down into the pillow again, and closed his eyes.
And yet," with a little sigh, "he has nothing else to read, excepting old newspapers which the steamers sometimes leave at Bodega Central.
Well," she concluded with a little sigh, "it didn't.
She gave a little sigh of relief and waited for him to speak again.
Then with a little sigh he got into a 'bus, and was soon rolling down Piccadilly.
Just as the daylight was struggling into the room, the doctor came in silently, and dropped with a little sigh into an easy-chair.
It is all because I am a woman," said Barbara, with a little sigh.
A remembrance of former triumphs, with perhaps a little sigh to keep it company, came to him as he went towards the Haymarket, but certainly no thought of Martin Fairley was in his mind.
I wish I could," Wrayson answered, with a little sigh.
She leaned back amongst the cushions with a little sighof relief.
I know all about it," she answered, with a little sigh.
If only she had not been married to John Dory, he realised, with a little sigh, that he might have taught her to forget that such a person existed as Spencer Fitzgerald, might have induced her to become Mrs. Peter Ruff!
Then, with a little sigh of satisfaction, I leaned back in my chair.
So I called a hansom, and she sank back in a corner with a little sigh of relief.
Betty turned and looked behind her at the lovely flowers and beautifully kept grass and gravel walks, and then she heaved a little sigh as she looked out into the wood.
Yes,' said Betty, with a little sigh; 'she put them on and went up to heaven.
Betty gave a little sigh, then joined eagerly in giving her brother the delightful information.
He had crossed to her, and her arms were about his shoulders and her mouth was pressed against his; she fell back, with a little sigh, dead.
Then Sam Figgis, who was standing with his legs wide apart, said something that Peter could not catch, and a little sigh of excitement went up all round the room.
I wish Sir Adam were going to be at Alderwood again," she said with a little sigh.
England suits you, I suppose," with a little sigh.
She doesn't realise it," said Mrs Derwent, with a little sigh.
The milliner shook her head, and gave a little sigh.
And amid the shouts and clamor of applause, he stepped back with a little sigh of relief, and put his hand into the Earl's and stood close to him, smiling and leaning against his side.
The boy's eyes looked wistful and thoughtful, and once or twice he gave a little sigh.
Nothing came of it," she added, with a little sigh.
Then she caught a glimpse of his face and gave a little sigh of content.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little sigh" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
