Sentence for dressed | Use dressed in a sentence

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

• She was dressed. (10)
• I dressed chuckling. (10)
• He was dressed in blue. (10)
• Rhoda was dressed by daylight. (10)
• Rhoda was dressed by daylight. (22)
• She was neatly dressed as always. (12)
• At four he dressed for afternoon parade. (10)
• She was dressed in black up to the throat. (10)
• She was dressed in black up to the throat. (22)
• He dressed for dinner early, and was first down. (8)
• She escaped to her room and dressed impatiently. (10)
• She was dressed as when he parted with her last. (10)
• He dressed, and wrenched his knife from the door. (10)
• Aunt Lisbeth dressed, and met Margarita descending. (10)
• Dahlia was dressed for a walk, and she went very fast. (10)
• Dahlia was dressed for a walk, and she went very fast. (22)
• She was simply dressed, befitting decency and the season. (10)
• It steadied him; he locked up the cupboard again, and dressed. (8)
• At a late hour the man of calves dressed the table for supper. (10)
• In the hall-passage they met Berry, dressed to return to Raynham. (10)
• She had dressed herself, and she moved about restless and excited. (9)
• She is dressed in a high evening frock of some soft white material. (8)
• They were mostly youths dressed like the better class of peasantry. (10)
• Barbara was already dressed, leaning out of her window towards the sea. (8)
• He dressed like a sailor, he stood like a soldier: and was he married? (10)
• Allah dressed them in his grace and favour for their certain wretchedness! (10)
• He is dressed in a well-worn black frock-coat and pepper-and-salt trousers. (8)
• A black-haired woman dressed in blue came to the wicket gate in their place. (8)
• And he only consented to be treated like a footman when he dressed like one. (10)
• Irene dressed herself very stylishly, and spent hours on her toilet every day. (9)
• He went to another quietly dressed gentleman with a diamond pin and a Jewish face. (8)
• She is dressed in blue, and her fair hair is coiled up under a cap and motor-veil. (8)
• He looks worried, and is still dressed with the indefinable wrongness of a burgher. (8)
• The under-factor came forth, fully dressed, bearing two huge flagons of port wine. (19)
• Dressed only in a loose blue wrapper, she was brushing her dark hair before the glass. (8)
• The two ladies, dressed with the typical extravagance of the Berlin cocotte, giggled. (12)
• My sister sees no round beyond her mood; To hawk this Age has dressed her head in hood. (10)
• She is dressed now in lilac-coloured linen, without a cap, and looks prettier than ever. (8)
• He looked steadfastly at her, and she realized how handsome he was, and how well dressed. (9)
• Opening his eyes he saw her, dressed in grey, standing by the fireplace, holding out her arms. (8)
• The band, dressed in green, with black plumes to their hats, played in the middle of the ring. (10)
• Algernon told Sedgett to wait while he dressed in evening uniform, and gave him a cigar to smoke. (10)
• Algernon told Sedgett to wait while he dressed in evening uniform, and gave him a cigar to smoke. (22)
• Mavering came in the evening, rather excessively well dressed, and with a hot face and cold hands. (9)
• For two hours in that melancholy room he tried to master himself, then dressed solemnly for dinner. (8)
• The ladies were all dressed in white, and even my little cousin wore a gala costume that amazed me. (6)
• She is a lady of nearly fifty, well dressed, with greyish hair, good features, and a decided manner. (8)
• She was not so well dressed; that is, not so stylishly, though doubtless her costume was more expensive. (9)
• He had brought Count Lika, Secretary of Legation to the Austrian Embassy, dressed as an Albanian, with him. (10)
• He is young, tanned, and good-looking, dressed like a climber, and carries a plaid, a ruck-sack, and an ice-axe. (8)
• She was dressed in blue velvet to the throat; the hair was brushed from the temples and bound in a simple knot. (10)
• He was watching, with a teasing sense of familiarity, a tall, shabbily dressed, elderly man, who had just come in. (9)
• Fully dressed, she flung herself on the bed, and there lay, her handkerchief across her mouth, gnawing at its edges. (8)
• By the door Left, a pleasant and comely gentleman has entered, dressed with indefinable rightness in shooting clothes. (8)
• Of her figure, that was short but did not seem so, still quick-moving, still alert, and always dressed in black or gray. (8)
• Before she left her room she wrote a note, and when she came down she was dressed to go out-of-doors and post it herself. (9)
• While they stand at the window looking at the moon, there enters a lean, well-built, taciturn young man dressed in Loden. (8)
• That afternoon she dressed herself with pleasure, for the first time for months, and sallied forth into the February frost. (8)
• This old man, who was dressed in smoke-grey tweeds which exhaled a poignant scent of peat, looked at him without answering. (8)
• At which oppressive scene, beyond arrest, A darkness not with stars of heaven dressed, Philosophers behold; desponding view. (10)
• Nature had given them no inconsiderable share of beauty, and every Sunday dressed them in their cleanest skins and best attire. (4)
• His mother heard the news with feelings of joy and dread, and she dressed quickly for dinner, that she might see him the sooner. (8)
• She is a tall woman, twenty-six years old, unpretentiously dressed, with black hair and eyes, and an ivory-white, clear-cut face. (8)
• She was dressed ravishingly; slightly in a foreign style, the bodice being peaked at the waist, as was then the Portuguese persuasion. (10)
• Hawthorne was dressed in black, and he had a certain effect which I remember, of seeming to have on a black cravat with no visible collar. (9)
• Here the men of the circus are shaved and have their beards trimmed and their hair cut and dressed with great expedition and much perfume. (21)
• She was dressed, and sat before the glass, smoothing her hair, and applying the contents of a pot of cold cream to her forehead between-whiles. (10)
• He dressed carefully, and soon heard a great City bell, with horrid gulfs between the strokes, tell him that the hour was eleven toward midnight. (22)
• They were well dressed, and it could be imagined that the ancient bridegroom had come in for the support of the whole good-looking, healthy, light-hearted family. (9)

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