It clouded up en 'uz pooty dark for a little while.
De white one gits him to go right a little while, den de black one sail in en bust it all up.
But in a little while I see a pale streak over the treetops, and knowed the day was coming.
So the chances are four to two, or five to one, that the war will at no time during the evening become the topic of conversation; and the chances are still greater that if it become the topic it will remain so but a little while.
Montague reflected for a little while, and then asked: 'From the country, do you know?
He said not a word more, and being left to himself for a little while, crept back again to the coach.
Here and there, a coal fire in an iron cresset blazed upon a wharf; but, one knew that it too had been black a little while ago, and would be black again soon.
It took him a little while to recover from his surprise at the cure of his first, and as he had firmly believed, his last and only love.
Writing, thinking, and directing all at once might well bewilder the poor lady, and Meg begged her to sit quietly in her room for a little while, and let them work.
Aunt and Flo are very kind, but you seem like one of the family, and it would be so comfortable to have you for a little while.
In a little while, however, I was sensible that some one was approaching me, with a light, but slow and hesitating tread.
Have patience with me, and bear with my languor and crossness a little while, till I get this cursed low fever out of my veins, and then you'll find me cheerful and kind as ever.
A little while before he had questioned one of the workmen as to the amount which they earned each day at this occupation; he had been told thirty sous.
A little while before he had shivered because the garden was deserted, and now he shivered because there was some one there.
By these I am called plain Champdivers, a name to which I have a right, but not the name which I should bear, and which (but a little while ago) I must hide like a crime.
Sure enough, in but a little while after, he fell into a sleep as gentle as an infant's, which insensibly changed into the sleep of death.
He gave the king forty marks of gold for his reconciliation; and he lived but a little while after--only three years.
Then gave he the king forty marks of gold for a reconciliation; and then thereafter, lived he a little while, but three years.
Bishop Ethelgar succeeded him in the archbishopric; but he lived only a little while after, namely, one year and three months.
Some of the ministers did visit the sick at first and for a little while, but it was not to be done.
Two or three of the weaklier hoggets were dead, from want of air, and from pressure; but more than three-score were as lively as ever; though cramped and stiff for a little while.
In a little while we will have ice and snow, and Thanksgiving and Christmas.
I went a little while ago, but a lady let me take her glass.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little while" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
