Sentence for capital | Use capital in a sentence

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

• Oh capital! (10)
• That thing is Capital! (8)
• That would be capital! (13)
• He keeps a capital table. (10)
• Capital, I thought we should get on in time. (8)
• That was now the capital charge. (10)
• It was a capital spot for a defence. (19)
• Frank, straight out: capital descriptions. (10)
• There is the capital blunder, fons et origo. (10)
• They looked such capital, independent fellows. (8)
• Capital dinners they give at those crack hotels. (10)
• Excess of a merit is a capital offence in morality. (10)
• He seemed to speak every word at me in capital letters. (10)
• Few places are more characteristic of this hilly capital. (2)
• Nowadays so many young men inherit capital and position. (13)
• No, no; a man did not live on his capital; it was not done! (8)
• She seemed to refer the plan to him, and he said it was capital. (9)
• It has been said that Capital and Labour have the same interests. (8)
• It was developing itself and being developed by outside capital. (16)
• It means that we shall fail in the duty that we owe to all Capital. (8)
• Everybody knew the fate which had come, or was coming, upon capital. (8)
• There must be at least thirty daily newspapers in the French capital. (16)
• Unworthiness of that kind, is not commonly the capital offence in love. (10)
• But what would they be worth, if these maniacs once began to milk capital? (8)
• It was Gumammam, the capital of Ganegwag, whose people are dog-worshipers. (7)
• Instead, it is a share company with an issued capital of £49,440 sterling. (16)
• Knowing that Bosinney had no capital, he regarded this as a wild suggestion. (8)
• A ruffian like this Jones will make all the capital he can out of that purse. (8)
• A thoroughly good sermon, thoroughly well delivered, is a capital gratification. (4)
• It was to obtain this independent capital that he had ventured with the broker. (13)
• The conversation was resumed; it was in character a trial for a capital offense. (1)
• All these young creatures put their capital into an undertaking doomed to failure. (12)
• But the place itself, although capital of a canton, is scarce larger than a hamlet. (2)
• And the first desideratum in a headline is that it deal with a single and capital fact. (16)
• On the first morning of the sixth month cannon thundered from the citadel of the capital. (5)
• There lived in the capital city an aged and childless couple, Señor and Señora Herzales. (12)
• He was not an Austrian: but when he was alive he lived in Vienna, the capital of Austria. (10)
• You have reached that middle age, have you not, when sleep is, so to put it, your capital? (10)
• I give you my word, old Nevil and I were on a capital footing before he and the baron broke up. (10)
• For Dartie himself was in capital form, and talked freely, with a certain poignancy, being no fool. (8)
• At Cambridge the best society was better, it seems to me, than even that of the neighboring capital. (9)
• His reputation, fortunately, had now turned capital so far as the quick assets of his writing went. (14)
• He was trying, also, to make all the personal and political capital that he could out of the affair. (13)
• He was a capital mimic all his life, and a witty companion who pleased by his gentle irony or sarcasm. (3)
• This capital would be in good securities and would amount, let us say, to three hundred thousand marks. (12)
• Or else imagine that I had wasted my means, and hopelessly mortgaged the capital and interest still due me. (12)
• From the capital itself you take in monthly or quarterly installments such sum or sums as you need to live on. (12)
• But in the first years of the twentieth century observers noticed on the part of capital a lessening reluctance. (7)
• The editor is no longer the owner, for he has not, and cannot command, the capital needed to start it or buy it. (16)
• Within that time you can hardly use up even one-tenth of the capital according to your present standard of life. (12)
• The Femmes Savantes is a capital instance of the uses of comedy in teaching the world to understand what ails it. (10)
• New York is a mart and not a capital, in literature as well as in other things, and doubtless he increasingly felt this. (9)
• It is only within a few years, however, that, by the aid of English capital, it has been finished and put in active operation. (20)
• Weimar is a neat little capital which looks about as large as Salem, and where the one stranger is as much stared at as there. (14)
• Prof. Nupper, however, says it was the ancient Nevraska, the capital of Kikago, and geographers generally have accepted that view. (7)
• He can absorb a single capital fact, leaping from a headline, at one colossal gulp; but he could not down a dissertation in twenty. (16)
• She has made a capital selection of her vocabulary from Johnson, and does not work it badly, if we may judge by Harry and Melville. (10)
• The capital sprung from the soil, and the labor bestowed brought forth bountiful fruits of the earth, which are sweet to all true men. (18)
• In any case, they might make capital marriages; and the farm estate should go to whichever of the two young husbands he liked the best. (22)
• The whiskey that he had been drinking had not obscured his vision in the least, although it shed a rosier glow over the desired capital. (13)
• A mercantile community guided by Political Economy from the ledger to the banquet presided over by its Dagon Capital, finds that difficult. (10)
• Whereat Jonathan flew, and two or three cosy diners glanced up from their plates, or the paper, smiled, and pursued their capital occupation. (10)
• Yet the necessary capital and the cost of production are so much smaller than ours that their various backers can afford to keep them afloat. (16)
• In the little ex-margravely capital there was something of the neighborly interest in the curiosity of strangers which endears Italian witness. (9)
• The people of the capital have been promised the millennium too often, and have been too constantly disappointed to indulge in many illusions. (14)
• He made no capital out of errantry, his temperament being far too like his red-gold hair, which people compared to flames, consuming all before them. (8)
• Their population consists of two hostile races, and their bone and muscle, instead of being the partners, are the unwilling tools of their capital and intellect. (14)

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