Sentence for wore | Use wore in a sentence

Wore sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use wore in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for wore.

• The hours wore on. (10)
• They both wore a pensive air. (9)
• Her face wore a kind of wonder. (8)
• Everything wore a happier aspect. (4)
• I wore it this morning at breakfast. (10)
• His pug face wore a downcast expression. (8)
• Amadeus wore himself out in explanations. (12)
• Our mother wore them, and she prized them. (10)
• The anxious interval wore away unproductively. (4)
• Becker wore a dark litevka buttoned to his chin. (12)
• What suitable clothes he wore for the warm weather! (2)
• Washer, who was thin and pale, wore an intellectual smile. (8)
• The invalid wore a look as if wine had been poured into him. (10)
• His features wore an admirable expression of simple interest. (10)
• Nicholas Forsyte, cocking his rectangular eyebrows, wore a smile. (8)
• It would astonish you to see all the Shoes we wore out in our Tour. (4)
• She was pale now, and her face still wore its cold look of offence. (8)
• His face wore a smile, and by his side lay an empty laudanum bottle. (8)
• The dismally-lighted city wore a look of Judgement terrible to see. (10)
• He was much broken in appearance, but wore his usual collected manner. (10)
• And the morning wore away in satisfactions very sweet, if not very sound. (4)
• By his special wish no one attended that ceremony, or wore black for him. (8)
• Her handsome, florid face wore an expression of sadness seldom seen there. (8)
• I snap my fingers at you and Bazin,[34] wore he even the helmet of Mambrino. (14)
• There were a few clothes, but very few, all older than those he usually wore. (8)
• His long, lined face, with very heavy moustaches, wore habitually a peevish look. (8)
• She tried to decipher the mask he wore: it was proof against her imploring eyes. (10)
• The certainty that he wore those prerogatives of womanhood increased her dislike. (8)
• The young man wore a Newmarket coat, natty white gloves, and carried an eyeglass. (8)
• On the safe side of the abyss, however, it wore a gruesome look to his cool blood. (10)
• She wore her bonnet, and she warned me not to approach, and then ran down to meet me. (9)
• The young doctor did not reply; his face still wore its pale, sarcastic, observant look. (8)
• Her grand-daughters won the satisfied look if they wore a combination touching his memory. (10)
• I was disposed to be critical of her at Campobello for a while, but she wore extremely well. (9)
• Villa Rubein withstood the influence of the day, and wore its usual look of rest and isolation. (8)
• By degrees it wore; he remembered himself: and now he was possessed by a proportionate anguish. (10)
• The bodice and the red petticoat she wore were shredded, and from every rent dripped her blood. (12)
• He wore a diamond ring also, which did not somehow seem bad form on that particular little finger. (8)
• He wore war-paint and flaming feathers, but in spite of this dress he was really a French officer. (19)
• The ladies were all dressed in white, and even my little cousin wore a gala costume that amazed me. (6)
• But neither of them abjured her superstitious belief in the proved merits of the talisman she wore. (10)
• Everybody in the house wore a happy expression of countenance, except the monkey, who was too busy. (10)
• So the summer wore on till concerts were over, and it was supposed to be impossible to stay in London. (8)
• She wore the wan smile he had seen, As the flow of the river of Sleep, On the mouth of the Shadow-Queen. (10)
• And lips that deny, With a scornful surprise, The life it once lived in thy breast when it wore no disguise. (10)
• From the recesses of a deep pocket, placed where no one else wore such a thing, she brought out a little pot. (8)
• She admired the white coat of armour they wore, whether bestowed on them by their constitution or by prudence. (10)
• Their next meeting reassured him; she was dressed in her riding-habit, and wore a countenance resolutely cheerful. (10)
• The one in the centre wore the pink carnation, a white waistcoat, a dark moustache; he reeled a little as he walked. (8)
• And so the futile day wore on to its dreary close, and then to a night of discomfort succeeded a day of apprehension. (1)
• He wore the air of a man who was ready to return to business whenever the wayward mood of his interlocutor permitted. (9)
• Undo thy jewels, thinking whence they came, For what, and of the abominable name Of her who in imperial beauty wore. (10)
• She seemed on fire, so deep and rich the colour of her cheeks, her eyes, her lips, and of the unusual blouse she wore. (8)
• They wore neat little leather yachting caps with the names of men-of-war gaudily embossed in gold cord about the rims. (13)
• The man, tall and slender, seemed clothed in black; the woman wore, as nearly as I could make out, a gown of gray stuff. (1)
• He now wore an air of great dignity, and, in conversing with the other gentlemen, he used a grave and weighty deliberation. (9)
• Sickness and hardship had left traces in his wasted face, but the full beard he wore helped to give him an undue look of age. (9)
• Diana wore a yellow robe with a black bonnet, and he commented on the becoming hues; for the first time, he noticed her dress! (10)
• They wore bright kirtles, and red shawls fell from their heads over their plump brown cheeks and down their comfortable persons. (9)
• So the long night wore away, and as the glimmer of morning crept in through the forest we found ourselves in a more open country. (7)
• He had been correcting proofs to catch the post, and wore the look of a man abstracted, faintly contemptuous of other forms of life. (8)
• He remembered that she wore a nearly high white frock, and a dark carnation in the ribbon tying her crinkly hair, that still hung loose. (8)
• The apparition wore white muslin on its head, a fichu round its bare neck over a wine-coloured dress, fulled out below its slender waist. (8)
• Those ladies who wore not imitation lace or any lace in the morning, were scarcely displeased with the beau for his exposure of them that did. (10)
• As the eighteenth century wore on, the chain of great inland lakes were as French as those two great rivers, the St. Lawrence and the Mississippi. (19)
• She wore through the critic ordeal his burning sensitiveness to grace and delicacy cast about a woman, and was rather better than not withered by it. (10)
• What annoyed him in the men around him was a certain expression of greed after power, possession, and success, which they wore like a mental uniform. (12)
• Beyond old Jolyon on the left was little Mr. Booker, and he, too, wore his General Meeting look, as though searching for some particularly tender shareholder. (8)

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Definition of wore:

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