Sentence for mrs | Use mrs in a sentence

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• Mrs. Harrington! (10)
• Mrs. Mel inquired. (10)
• Mrs. Wythan cried. (10)
• Mrs. Lander appealed. (9)
• Mrs. Chump cried out. (10)
• Mrs. Pendyce looked up. (8)
• Mrs. Shortman shook her head. (8)
• Mrs. Breen turned the subject. (9)
• Mrs. Elton left them no choice. (4)
• Mrs. Boulby was still in attendance. (10)
• Mrs. Doria would hear no good of Lucy. (10)
• Of course, I mean Mrs. (9)
• Damyers, Mrs. Dallison? (8)
• Mrs. Lander turned her face toward the wall. (9)
• Mrs. Primer let herself go a little further. (9)
• Mrs. March kept her temper with me admirably. (9)
• Mrs. Harrington was a tall and a stately dame. (10)
• That Mrs. Whitaker is a treasure! (4)
• Mrs. Bellew raised her eyes and looked full into his. (8)
• Mrs. Durgin was silent for a time, and then she said. (9)
• Mrs. Leighton sighed her resentment of the implication. (9)
• Most awfully jolly dress, Mrs. Dedmond. (8)
• Mrs. Lovell assumed an air of meekness under persecution. (10)
• Mrs. Lovell gazed down at it, and then at him, ghastly pale. (10)
• Mrs. Mel did not consider it necessary to give him an answer. (10)
• Emma wished she had been alone with Mrs. Weston. (4)
• Mrs. Lovell cast down her eyes and read, without further comment. (10)
• I should feel as if we had turned our backs on Mrs. (9)
• Mrs. Waddy, however, grew extremely melancholy at the mention of it. (10)
• Mrs. Shortman raised her eyes, which had such a peculiar spiritual glow. (8)
• Mrs. Weston laughed, and said he did not know what he was talking about. (4)
• He raised his hat to Mrs. Carthew and to Lord Levellier. (10)
• Such a conclusion could not pass unanswered by Mrs. Weston. (4)
• My object is to confine it to Mrs. Rushworth and the Grants. (4)
• This idea seemed to give Mrs. Pasmer inexpressible pleasure. (9)
• Mrs. Maynard went off in a shriek of laughter; but a deep distress kept Grace silent. (9)
• Ordeal for ordeal, he was beginning to regret his trials under Mrs. Lander. (9)
• Mrs. Shortman, supporting her thin face in her thin hand, rested her glowing eyes on Gregory. (8)
• Mrs. Berry, in her circle, was known as a certificated lecturer against the snares of matrimony. (10)
• Mrs. Brinkley, whom she addressed, was of that obesity which seems often to incline people to sarcasm. (9)
• Rose Adding was talking with Kenby, and apparently asking his opinion of something; Mrs. (9)
• She had wanted to ask Mrs. Eltwin if they sat on their steps; but she had not quite dared. (9)
• He remembered now that some one had told him that Hart was drawing plans for Mrs. Phillips. (13)
• Then Carinthia made reverence to the grey lean figure of her uncle and kissed Mrs. Carthew. (10)
• He knew of the affair, Mrs. Carthew said, for an introduction to her excuses of his clothing. (10)
• They began their walk, and Mrs. Morland was not entirely mistaken in his object in wishing it. (4)
• Hence failures deplored by Mrs. Pendyce to Lady Maiden the night they danced at Worsted Skeynes. (8)
• The Colonel slept badly that night, and in the morning Mrs. Lapham came to breakfast without him. (9)
• Her mother and Mrs. Verrian evidently got on together better than either of them at first expected. (9)
• Mrs. Leighton fearfully led the way from the back chamber where they bad been sitting, and slowly descended the stairs. (9)
• Renee turned from a startled contemplation of his frown, and beheld Mrs. Rosamund Culling in the room. (10)
• Then his mind reverted to Mrs. Mount, and the strange bits of the conversation he had heard on the hill. (10)
• Lo, when Lucy returned to her, Mrs. Berry surrounded her with her arms, and drew her into feminine depths. (10)
• Mrs. Beauchamp said she had seen her great-nephew Nevil, but without a comment on his conduct or his person; grave silence. (10)
• They had spent most of their time in Rome, where Mrs. Hart could be made happy with many American comforts. (13)
• Mrs. Grant offered herself as companion for the day to Lady Bertram in lieu of her son, and Dr. Grant was to join them at dinner. (4)
• The great lady stood a moment beside Mrs. Baerens; she came straight over to him, contemplating him in silence. (10)
• The forbearance he carried farther than most could do was tempted to kick, under pressure of Mrs. Nargett Pagnell. (10)
• The ship was very full, but Mrs. March did not show the slightest curiosity to know who her fellow-passengers were. (9)
• Mrs. Lander realized when the ship came to anchor in the stream at Liverpool that she had not been seasick a moment during the voyage. (9)
• When the hour of departure drew near, the maternal anxiety of Mrs. Morland will be naturally supposed to be most severe. (4)
• He spoke and looked so much in earnest, that Anne was not surprised to see Mrs Clay stealing a glance at Elizabeth and herself. (4)
• Mrs. Hurst and her sister scarcely opened their mouths, except to complain of fatigue, and were evidently impatient to have the house to themselves. (4)
• It was likewise out of the question that he should enter every house and shop, and battle with its master in the cause of Mrs. Mount. (10)
• Meanwhile, Mrs. Porfer, unable longer to endure the disagreeable business, had walked back to the tree and seated herself at its root. (1)
• One morning Westover got leave from Mrs. Durgin to help Cynthia open the dim rooms and cold corridors at the hotel to the sun and air. (9)
• Perhaps he thought that the late situation was known to her alone, when he casually suggested, one day, that Mrs. Maynard was peculiar. (9)
• This Mrs. Younge was, he knew, intimately acquainted with Wickham; and he went to her for intelligence of him as soon as he got to town. (4)
• Since he had spoken, though, and she had refused him, Mrs. Pasmer instantly saw all the pleasant things that would have followed in another event. (9)
• He went on talking in the church porch, and murmuring softly some steps up the aisle, passing the pews of Mrs. Mountstuart Jenkinson and Lady Busshe. (10)

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