Sentence for whole | Use whole in a sentence

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• There is the whole case. (10)
• Her whole manner had altered. (1)
• Somewhat more, on the whole. (10)
• The whole band assembled around. (18)
• Rely on me with your whole heart. (10)
• The whole affair was nonsensical. (10)
• His whole attention was given to her. (10)
• The whole army was moving by its left. (7)
• On the whole, it was a memorable dinner. (7)
• The whole thing was like a dream come true! (8)
• Barclugh, you have outlined the whole matter. (18)
• A council sat upon the case the whole night long. (10)
• But I really had been engaged the whole day to Mr. (4)
• The squire certainly had a whole ocean at command. (10)
• Prince Radocky told me the whole army was laughing. (10)
• In reality, the whole household loved and admired her. (8)
• In his wide arms he embraces the whole form of beauty. (10)
• Her veins throbbed; her whole soul was alive with cunning. (8)
• He carried me almost the whole of the way back to Dipwell. (10)
• The whole day was showery, with occasional drenching plumps. (2)
• As a matter of fact we see nothing whole, neither life nor art. (9)
• A little more of us was called into action, but never the whole. (2)
• Time passed, whole days: the tender reminder had no effect on him! (10)
• Barto roared, and from deep dejection his whole countenance radiated. (10)
• Stevenson burned his first draft, and rewrote the whole in three days. (2)
• The whole history of the last century is in the difference between us. (8)
• There was the whole history of their married life in those two smiles. (8)
• Were the whole arrangement complete, my disappointment would be certain. (4)
• Of course, you have a notion that I planned the whole of the absurd business. (10)
• He walked around the whole table; then he repeated that same repressed, half-mad laugh. (12)
• The interview must be very soon or suspicions would be aroused to upset the whole plan. (18)
• And now the original instigators of the whole intrigue held their fit time to have come. (12)
• The young fellow touched his cap to the whole group, but he ventured to address only Boyne. (9)
• My whole soul shudders, but I begin to see you again, and whatever you ask I must give you. (12)
• He saw the whole thing now so plainly, and really could not refrain from a certain admiration. (8)
• This, for instance, was the only case of dishonesty or even sharp practice in our whole voyage. (2)
• Thus, the quarter of the Castle overtops the whole city and keeps an open view to sea and land. (2)
• Areas of rain along the whole coast, and increased pressure in the region of the private office. (9)
• People send their adventurous things to a new periodical because the whole thing is an adventure. (9)
• Was it an illusion of light that made her whole spirit seem to shine through a half-startled glance? (8)
• It opened a whole black kingdom to her imagination, and first touched her visionary life with shade. (10)
• Giving the morsel of cheese to Blink, who, indeed, had eaten practically the whole of this last meal, Mr. (8)
• The whole energies of a slender man with a trim figure are devoted to entertaining the side-show visitors. (21)
• The whole form and feeling of the world had changed, so that I seemed to have before me a new picture hanging. (8)
• It becomes impossible to dissect out the separate personalities which contribute to the making up of the whole. (16)
• Lord Ravenshaw, in Cornwall, which would of course have immortalised the whole party for at least a twelvemonth! (4)
• If the whole thing were not disposed of within the next few months the fellow would turn up again like a bad penny. (8)
• Two lofty heights opposite West Point protected the eastern bank with frowning cannon that overlooked the whole valley. (18)
• Upon the whole, Verrian thought he would go to see Miss Shirley the next Tuesday, but he did not say so to Miss Macroyd. (9)
• Conrad came last with Beaton, who had been turning over the music at the piano, and chafing inwardly at the whole affair. (9)
• Or had she, in sheer disgust for the turn the affair had been given by that brute Bushwick, thrown up the whole business? (9)
• Here the vegetation gets to be more luxuriant, and every inch of ground contributes to the immense vastness of the whole. (10)
• It was such a blessing to lose for a few hours each week this growing consciousness that she could never have the whole of him. (8)
• Neither hot nor cold, the whole aspect of the dinner-table resisted and repelled the gaze, and made no pretensions to allure it. (10)
• My enforced residence on the island was, however, too brief to enable me to master the whole subject as I should have liked to do. (7)
• Her contemplation of it, contrasted with the life waved to her view by the timepiece, set her whole system rageing; she burned to fly. (10)
• On a certain day of the year the whole population turns out and travels in procession from one landmark to another on the boundary line. (1)
• And when we were all coming over on the steamer together Mr. Libby and Mr. Maynard were together the whole time, smoking and telling stories. (9)
• In velocity, wide stretches, double-notes, octaves, and a whole system in itself of interlocking passages, he all but attained the impossible. (3)
• The whole woman was urged to delirious recklessness in happiness, and she drank the flying scenery as an indication, a likeness, an encouragement. (10)
• One day it happened during the progress of an important trial that a sharp shock of earthquake occurred, throwing the whole assembly into confusion. (7)
• This characterization is confined, however, to details and personages; of the development of the drama as a whole he apparently had but little idea. (3)
• As if this were not enough, fever and scurvy prevailed in the garrison the whole winter long, and the brave fellows perished by scores and hundreds. (19)
• Another and then another company, each more savage-looking than the last, went through the same manœuvres, and the whole population followed them, we among the rest. (20)

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