She came back to the world--she came back to us--with a little start, and a faint flush of color in her cheeks.
My aunt looked up from her plate with a little start--not interested, as I was prepared to hear, in the serious question of luncheon, but in the opinion which my medical adviser was likely to give of the state of my health.
I don't know," I answered with a little start, for he had read my thoughts exactly.
She gave a little startand I felt her hands tremble; I saw a new look come into her eyes, rather startled, and shy.
My mother gave a little start, looked quickly at my stepfather, gave a little sigh, and remained silent.
Delia gave a little start as of one suddenly touched in his sleep.
At the tone, the exclamation, the Earl gave a little start.
The lady came forward to the table; as the light fell over her face Jerome Caryl gave a little start; he recognized her as the Countess of Breadalbane.
Dave Henderson straightened in his chair with a little start--and laughed shortly.
He gave a little start, as if he had not expected to see her beside him.
He gave a little start, saying with something of surprise in his voice: "What's the matter?
And then she gave a little start, and it was followed by a little laugh, and then a little frown.
Sir Charles gave a little start, then turned his head, and contemplated his writing pad.
Muller looked up with a little startof surprise when Rufus entered.
Rufus gave a little start, and looked at his grandfather with a questioning light in his eyes.
Kate had not looked up when Philip came into the field, but she had seen him come, and she gave a little start when he took his place in his shirt-sleeves beside her.
Then there was a little start of surprise and recognition, a short catch of quick breath and nervous salutations.
She pretended to have come to the window merely to look out, and, like a true woman, she made a little start at the sound of his voice, and a little cry of dismay at the idea that he was so close beneath and had taken her unawares.
Turning with a little start, she saw the pale, clean-cut features and searching dark eyes of Valentine Serracauld.
With a little start of agitation Milbanke went forward.
With a little start, a little cry of deprecation, she rose from her seat.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little start" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
