Sentences with burden. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use burden in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for burden.
- You a burden to me? (10)
- That money is a burden. (10)
- That money is a burden. (22)
- But what I carry is no burden. (10)
- I want to be rid of my burden. (12)
- Which way under that grisly burden? (8)
- The sympathy of people was a burden to her. (12)
- The thought of her endurance became a burden. (10)
- Why, indeed, should he put that burden upon her? (9)
- Merthyr delivered the burden of death to Vittoria. (10)
- A man with a grievance is illogical under his burden. (10)
- And he betrayed, and left on her The burden of their sighs. (10)
- Then he was eager to free his mind of its intolerable burden. (13)
- Presently he shrugged his shoulders as if throwing off a burden. (1)
- I should be a burden, barely a living one, irresponsive and cold. (10)
- She had no anticipation of the burden of the message awaiting her. (10)
- I am ready to bear the burden of your reproaches, or what you will. (10)
- He bore with the burden of an intolerable aunt of hers for her sake. (10)
- She must have known that there was a burden of speech on his tongue. (10)
- Instead of answering, Crossjay heaved the sigh of love that bears a burden. (10)
- And what could she have done with so questionable a burden on her conscience? (12)
- He probably sentimentalizes, like most men when they are well rid of a burden. (10)
- He would beg to be a third in the house and sharer of your affectionate burden. (10)
- Georgians drew to him tenderly, breathing as one who has a burden off her heart. (10)
- She went back to Milan, saw and heard, and gathered a burden for the royal ears. (10)
- Then he had heard steps, steps and gasps as of some one carrying a heavy burden. (12)
- Held by her charm, he lost the courage to burden her farther with coarse realities. (12)
- O, the song in its burden ran pure, And burden to song was a crown. (10)
- The burden of the task of meeting Emma with an open face, crushed her like very guilt. (10)
- In this the circus detective is his ally and adviser, but the burden of results is his. (21)
- Before opening the door, he struck his broad breast as though relieved of a heavy burden. (5)
- Have books printed or build refuges or bury it or waste it; only take the burden from me. (12)
- In truth, that little episode showed an image of nature weak with the burden of new love. (10)
- She mentioned the goodness of Sarah Winch in not allowing that she was a burden to support. (10)
- Mr. Dale had shown by signs that he was growing fretfully restive under his burden of doubt. (10)
- Both would be ready to take up their burden, if the burden was laid on them. (10)
- If Brookfield could have thrown the burden from its mind, the day was one to feel a pride in. (10)
- He would by no means allow the burden of our national disgrace to be cast on one part of the nation. (10)
- Her look at Ammiani struck Wilfrid as having a peculiar burden either of meaning or of passion in it. (10)
- Mrs. Kenton put it in these impersonal terms, and as a preliminary to shirking her share of the burden. (9)
- She flew up-stairs to her own room, and left the burden of the explanation to Mela, who did it justice. (9)
- She went about her duties around the wigwam as though some great task or burden were weighing her down. (18)
- He relaxed his exertions sufficiently to take this new burden on his brain, and immediately cast it off. (22)
- I believe I may say I am not devoid of greatness of soul; for I did not recoil from this infamous burden. (2)
- She urged that it could not be settled here without the whole burden and responsibility falling upon him. (10)
- That man I do suspect A coward, who would burden the poor deuce With what ensues from his own slipperiness. (10)
- Dudley entered the drawing-room, charged with his happy burden of a love that had passed through the furnace. (10)
- He found to his surprise that his heart dropped under some burden, as if he had no longer force to sustain it. (10)
- If thou wouldst go to her, strip off thy costly garments, and lay down every burden and every occasion of sin. (12)
- Lucy threw a sad look at Richard, who stretched on a sofa, and left the burden of the entertainment entirely to her. (10)
- The burden of the night was bearable, but that of daylight I fled from, and all day I was like one expecting a crisis. (10)
- Though in accepting the invitation he was returning to an early love he had never forsaken, the preparation was a burden. (14)
- Doubtless the damsel had less to think of, or had some trifling burden on her conscience, for she seemed to grow embarrassed. (10)
- She conversed with De Craye of the polite and the political world, throwing off her personal burden completely, and charming him. (10)
- She tried to disperse the growing burden by an inward summons to contempt of the journalistic profession, but nothing would come. (10)
- Otherwise she will have to be tremendously clever and say all sorts of brilliant things, and that puts a great burden on the author. (9)
- Perhaps this was a mechanical effect of the cessation of her anxiety for Mrs. Maynard, which had been a support as well as a burden. (9)
- With Doctor Holmes the inquiry was inquiry, to the last, I believe, and the burden of proof was left to the ghosts and their friends. (9)
- Ere they had finished their ride, she tossed off what burden may have been on her mind as lightly as a stray lock from her shoulders. (10)
- The expense of modernizing the mechanical equipment alone imposed a burden which few newspaper proprietors were able to carry unaided. (16)
- His heart warmed within him, all his bitterness disappeared, and the waves seemed to rock him and the burden in his arms as in a cradle. (5)
- Pressure was put on her to engage herself, and she did so liberally, throwing the burden of deceitfulness on the extraordinary pressure. (10)
- He could see the heavy burden breasting the beacon-point, round which curled leaden arms, and a low internal growl saluted him advancing. (10)
- At the first direct note, the burden of which necessitated a pause, she petitioned him to be her friend, to think of himself as her friend. (10)
- How often had Emma bewailed to her that the most, grievous burden of her malady was her fatal tendency to brood sickly upon human complications! (10)
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