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- He did more. (8)
- I did wonders. (10)
- I did save him. (10)
- Where did he live? (4)
- His sturdy spirit to bend as it did! (4)
- Why did she take them? (8)
- Why did you insult her? (8)
- Did you notice, or not? (10)
- He did not believe it now. (8)
- I believe she did tell me. (8)
- What I did say, I forget. (10)
- Mrs. Doria did the wooing. (10)
- And when did you last see him? (8)
- Captain Ransome did not reply. (1)
- And did he say anything to you? (8)
- Algernon Blancove did the same. (10)
- Did you notice that dreadful Mr. (10)
- She did not think him man enough! (8)
- Fortunately, however, it did cease. (4)
- Did you notice anything else peculiar? (8)
- Your explanations did not satisfy me. (10)
- I remember now, I did feed them before. (8)
- If ye did not say it, man, ye meant it. (8)
- She did not make much ado and hid her fright. (12)
- He did well or not, according as he had stuff in him. (8)
- Did not we agree together to take a drive this morning? (4)
- I have no reason to regret my choosing the city I did. (16)
- But he did so want, and the writing said he never would. (8)
- Not the Virgin could have touched my marrow as you did. (10)
- Why did the Forsters ever let her go out of their sight? (4)
- His heart beat fast, and then did not seem to beat at all. (8)
- Whether he did or not, he knew the potency of his physic. (10)
- Whether she did rightly or not we have not now to inquire. (10)
- He did not love her walk: could he therefore have loved her? (4)
- He did not observe them or the leaves beginning to chatter. (10)
- Did they think we were going to let this sort of thing go on? (9)
- His eyebrows were up, and did not descend from their elevation. (10)
- He did not attempt to resist, for Richard took him quite by surprise. (9)
- Was it not Frau v. Crestow who did us the favour of our introduction? (10)
- Though he did not mention Diana by name, Diana was clearly the person. (10)
- My father did something against the Austrians, when he was a young man. (10)
- I knew that he felt as I did about the strikers: that he was their friend. (9)
- This did not seem to be the way in which Bellingham had meant to conclude. (9)
- Nor did he fully regain consciousness till he awoke in bed the next morning. (8)
- She did not request him to stay: his announcement produced no effect on her. (10)
- Those who did not follow his example of retreat were compelled to surrender. (19)
- I am ready to say that I believe Dr. Shrapnel did not intend to be insulting. (10)
- If the end did not appear, the fact that it must be miserable always appeared. (9)
- You wished to discover an independent mind in a woman, my Carlo; did you not? (10)
- What additions did Mozart make to the form of the sonata as developed by Haydn? (3)
- For at one period the priests did cherish and protect the weak from animal man. (10)
- Silence he had found better for all parties; one did not make a fool of oneself. (8)
- That evening after dinner he had a return of the dizziness, though he did not faint. (8)
- The horrible apparition did confound Ripton, who stammered that it was extraordinary. (10)
- He did not answer, as though in very truth he had been the shadow of a man lying there. (8)
- This bit of philosophy, which I confess I thought fine, did not seem to impress Kendricks. (9)
- He did not talk with Cynthia about Jeff, out of that delicacy, or that coldness, common to them both. (9)
- Nataly did not respond to his warm and continued eulogies of Mrs. Burman; she rather disappointed him. (10)
- What a contrast did it offer to his last address in Rosings Park, when he put his letter into her hand! (4)
- When we reached Geneva we found ourselves so comfortable that we stayed two months and did some reading. (14)
- She was here no doubt because of some memory, and did not mean to try and get out of it by vulgar explanation. (8)
- March did not choose to make any response, but to let him continue, if he would, entirely upon his own impulse. (9)
- She had the glory of the racing cutter full sail on a whining breeze; and she did not court to win him, she flew. (10)
- So strongly did the sisters admire this delicate way of masking a piece of rank cowardice, that they forgave her. (10)
- Verrian did not feel bound to a categorical answer, and in his private reflections he dealt with another question. (9)
- He mounted to the level of her nobleness, and losing nothing of the beauty of what she did, it was not so strange to him. (10)
- Mollie was helping her mother serve the tea; the guests were seated at the tables; but she did not lose sight of Barclugh. (18)
- Nor is it possible that such a justice exists in the universe, for if it did, the lives men lead could not be as they are. (12)
- But Miltoun removed her hand gently, and laid it back on the dust rug, nor did he answer, or show other sign of having heard. (8)
- The muttering ceased untimely; but she did not stop; turning abruptly to the left, she slid, scrambled, and dropped into a trot. (8)
- She said that she had never heard of anyone travelling second class before, and she assured him that they never did it in America. (9)
- He was apparently not altogether serious; it certainly did not seem a place where any artillerist, however brave, would like to put a gun. (1)
- He avoided talking to Conrad, from a feeling that if be did he should involuntarily lead him on to speak of his differences with his father. (9)
- This gentleman had just been mentioned with the greatest aversion at the table he was now approaching, and his arrogant manner did little to lessen it. (5)
Also see sentences for: dictum, didactic.
Definition of did:
- did, did, didst, didst, pa.t. of do.(0)
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