Sentence with word tinman. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use tinman in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for tinman.
- So did Tinman. (10)
- Tinman hesitated. (10)
- Tinman ejaculated. (10)
- Van Diemen saw Tinman. (10)
- Tinman had sprung down. (10)
- Tinman was far too busy. (10)
- Tinman inquired hungrily. (10)
- Annette glanced at Tinman. (10)
- Tinman inhaled the praise. (10)
- He dined with Tinman again. (10)
- Tinman temperately coughed. (10)
- Mart Tinman for my son-in-law! (10)
- Tinman could not mount a horse. (10)
- Tinman interjected tremblingly. (10)
- Tinman was not quite so forcible. (10)
- Tinman was quite of this opinion. (10)
- Tinman panted; he mastered himself. (10)
- But Mart Tinman would stop, the fool! (10)
- Mart Tinman only half-kind of hinted. (10)
- Nevertheless, Tinman held himself in. (10)
- Tinman was led in by Mrs. Crickledon. (10)
- Tinman pushed the glass into his hand. (10)
- Tinman slowly and crackingly subsided. (10)
- Tinman cracked his body to bend to her. (10)
- He and Mr. Tinman are always out together. (10)
- Herbert was compelled to walk with Tinman. (10)
- His reception of Mr. Tinman displeased his daughter. (10)
- Van Diemen fancied Tinman was jealous of his wealth. (10)
- Tinman harped on further grievances against Van Diemen. (10)
- Herbert Fellingham wreaked his personal spite on Tinman. (10)
- A generous people we must be, for Tinman was not detested. (10)
- Tinman practicing in his Court suit before the chiwal-glass! (10)
- For a distraction Tinman pulled open the drawers of his wardrobe. (10)
- He expressed a certain dread of his next meeting with Mart Tinman. (10)
- And this was the matter: Tinman had hired the glass for three days. (10)
- Tinman appeared at Elba to demand a private interview with Annette. (10)
- Annette declined to laugh at the most risible caricatures of Tinman. (10)
- Her father had been to a neighbouring town on business with Mr. Tinman. (10)
- Tinman shrewdly suspected Van Diemen to be contemptuous of his dignity. (10)
- Tinman declared it to be quite out of the question that he should pay a penny. (10)
- Mr. Smith was informed that Mr. Tinman would probably end by buying up half the town. (10)
- And I shall have to encounter it, supposing I find Mart Tinman has been playing me false. (10)
- Not till latterly had Herbert Fellingham been so true an admirer of Annette as Tinman was. (10)
- He had decided that he admired her, and the notion of having Tinman for a rival annoyed him. (10)
- They were at the entrance to Elba, whither Mr. Tinman was betaking himself to see his intended. (10)
- Tinman despatched a business letter to Annette, which brought back a vague, unbusiness-like reply. (10)
- Let me step in again to observe that she had at the moment no pointed intention of marrying Tinman. (10)
- The bitterness of the pinch to Tinman made him frightfully sensitive to strictures on his discretion. (10)
- Annette had to conduct the business with Mr. Phippun and Mr. Tinman as to payment for the chiwal-glass. (10)
- Martin Tinman quivered for speech, probably for that which feedeth speech, as is the way with angry men. (10)
- Mr. Tinman, however, this high-stepping person in question, happened to have come of a marketing mother. (10)
- Tinman proceeded straight to Elba; that is, as nearly straight as the wind would allow his legs to walk. (10)
- Even after such a taste of Tinman as that, Annette could not be induced to join in deriding him privately. (10)
- Van Diemen and his daughter were in London with Tinman and Mrs. Cavely, purchasing furniture for Elba Hall. (10)
- His purchase of herrings completed, Mr. Tinman walked across the mound of shingle to the house on the beach. (10)
- Tinman foresaw that it might be a matter of five pounds thrown to the dogs, perhaps ten, counting the glass. (10)
- During her absence, Mr. Fellingham received the popular portrait of Mr. Tinman from the lips of Mrs. Crickledon. (10)
- For eight months in our year he had little choice but to dine with Tinman or be a hermit attached to a telescope. (10)
- Deep, then, was her gratitude to dear good Mrs. Cavely for stepping in to mediate between her father and Mr. Tinman. (10)
- The grateful little creature drew the square letter and paper-cutter from her bosom, and held them out to Mr. Tinman. (10)
- It really seemed as if Tinman would be compelled, by the force of circumstances, to go and shake his old friend by the hand. (10)
- Van Diemen and Tinman, old chums re-united, and both successful in life, had nevertheless, as Mrs. Crickledon said, their differences. (10)
- The absence of a reply to his double transmission of cards had wounded him; and something in the look of Tinman disgusted his rough taste. (10)
- Messages had passed between Tinman and Phippun; and in the afternoon Phippun appeared to broach the question of payment for the chiwal-glass. (10)
- Tinman continued muttering angrily over the Australian wines, with a word of irritation at Gippsland, while promising to be watchful of his temper. (10)
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