When it was a little way on in the morning the servants rose, and the first to enter the room were two women, the maid with the bondi's daughter.
Then Onund went into the forest, while the two brothers took the boat of their foster-father Ingjald, rowed away and lay in hiding a little way off.
There was an island a little way off, whither they carried as much of their property as they could get off in the night.
After they had gone a little way Grettir's garter broke.
I slid down the tree a little way, and when the calf was near enough, I gently slipped the noose over its neck, and promptly made it a prisoner under the very nose of its astonished mother, who bellowed mournfully.
When we were some miles from land I noticed a dark-looking object on the surface of the water a little way ahead.
I retired a little way discomfited, remembering suddenly my own fantastic appearance.
But when all my preparations were complete, and I had rowed out a little way, I made a discovery that nearly drove me crazy.
The goats carried Heidi along with them a little way, which was what Peter wanted.
Clara was first to have more practice in walking so that she might be able to go a little way by herself; above all things grandmamma was not to have a hint of it.
Then he lifted her up, and putting his left arm behind her and giving her his right to lean upon, made her walk a little way, which she did with less trembling and hesitation than before now that she had such a strong arm round her.
Keeping the course as far as the Tyropoeon Valley, which it followed a little way south, it turned and again ran west until a short distance beyond what tradition tells us was the Judgment Gate, from whence it broke abruptly south.
And through all the debate Love stood off but a little way--a strong temptation, the stronger of a gleam of policy behind.
Placing the water by the basket, she stepped back, and stood off a little way.
Off a little way, where a slanted gleam of the sun fell with a glare upon the mosaic of the floor, there was a statue which attracted their notice.
As the ship was making so little way, Dodd beat up towards them: he feared it was a British ship that had foundered in the storm, and thought it his duty to ascertain and carry the sad news home.
One remained; sat quietly down a little way off, struck a sweetly aromatic lucifer, and blew a noisome cloud; but the only one which betokens calm.
But Dodd had no sooner sent him headlong by that mighty effort, than his own sight darkened, his head swam, and, after staggering a little way, he sank down in a state bordering on insensibility.
It struck him after a while that the man made very little way, and at last seemed to go up and down in one place.
Nay, nay, a woman looks but a little way, therefore she sees clear.
He rose and went back slowly and unsteadily, like one disjointed; and sick at heart as the mouse, that the cat lets go a little way, and then darts and replaces.
They entered the gallery without being heard; and parting a little way, one pretending to look at one picture, the other at another, crept gradually round till they joined the group.
She walked a little way, leaning on his arm, up to the house, where she had a glass of water; after which she said she felt better, and returned with him to the carriage.
They are caught with Hook and Line at the Inlets, and sometimes out a little way at Sea.
They are taken by a Bait, near the Inlet, or out at Sea a little way.
The boy cautiously let down the window a little way.
She played her shot, and they walked for a little way together.
But you will come just this little way," she continued, speaking without any change of tone.
I was looking where you were looking," she declared lightly, "just trying to see a little way beyond.
Between where we are sitting now and there--only a little way out to sea--is a jagged cluster of cruel rocks.
The lady stood a little way off, looking, even in the clumsy attire I had fashioned for her, at once grand and graceful.
Instinctively then, as to the only living thing near me, I turned to the raven, which stood a little way off, regarding me with an expression at once respectful and quizzical.
I descended a little way, found it warmer, and sat down to wait the dawn.
The child stood by himself a little way off, eating an apple nearly as big as his head.
But the light of the candle reached such a little way, that at first I could see nothing of the place.
He had gone but a little way in the Green Forest when he caught a glimpse of a blue form stealing away through the trees.
Before she could add anything further the clear whistle of Glory the Cardinal sounded from a tree just a little way off.
Can't you fly up just a little way so as to get off the ground?
Nothing was said until, against a shady background of foliage, five white bars were visible, crossing their route a little way ahead.
Bathsheba was momentarily relieved of that wayward heaviness of the past twenty-four hours which had quenched the vitality of youth in her without substituting the philosophy of maturer years, and she resolved to go out and walk a little way.
Boldwood followed him a little way up the field, hesitated, and turned back.
We then went on a little way, and in the evening anchored again.
A little way inside it becomes bounded by precipitous rocks, after winding among which for about two miles, we emerged into what seemed a lake, but which was in fact a deep gulf having a narrow entrance on the south coast.
After coasting it a little way, they observed a shelf of rock jutting out.
A little way off, on their left, something white was shining.
The spectral procession marched on, a little way ahead, on a path parallel with his own and Dreamsinter's.
Lower down the stream, most of the sparks are vigorous enough to escape to the upper air, but some are held when they are a little way up, and these burst suddenly into shapes.
Maskull waited for him, and when he was nearer went a little way to meet him.
She sailed a little way on that course, and then paid off again, and seemed inclined to range along the coast.
His feelings became intolerable; he set his back to the boat, and with herculean strength forced it down a little way to meet the tide.
But he traced it upward a little way, and found a place where it ran beside a deep decline.
Two shots had been fired at guinea-fowl a little way off in the valley; the women fled into the woods, and the men came to know if war was meant, and a few of the old folks only returned after hearing that we were for peace.
Having been delayed one morning by some negotiation about guides, who were used chiefly to introduce us to other villages, we two whites walked a little way ahead, taking the direction of the stream.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little way" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
