Usages of paulisper
Dum alii discipuli scribunt, Lucia pergit legere, Marcus autem paulisper scribere desinit ut magistram audiat.
While the other students are writing, Lucia continues to read, but Marcus stops writing for a little while so that he may listen to the teacher.
Puer paulisper in limine sedet, deinde ad matrem currit.
The boy sits on the threshold for a little while, then runs to his mother.
In convivio omnes rident, sed consobrinus taciturnus paene nihil dicit et paulisper murmurat.
At the banquet everyone laughs, but the silent cousin says almost nothing and murmurs for a little while.
Ulmus alta ante villam stat, et merula in ulmo paulisper sedet.
A tall elm stands before the house, and a blackbird sits in the elm for a little while.
Deinde pater dicit: “Citharam lenius pulsato et tibiam paulisper tacere sinito.”
Then father says: “Play the cithara more gently and let the flute be silent for a little while.”
In parvo sinu navis paulisper manet, dum ventus minuitur.
In a small bay the ship stays for a little while, while the wind lessens.
Cum ancilla paulisper apud puteum morata esset, mater ei dixit ut aquam celerius ferret.
When the maid had delayed for a little while at the well, mother told her to bring the water more quickly.
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