Sentence for loose | Use loose in a sentence

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• Loose place, Paris. (8)
• Artists are a loose lot. (8)
• Her hand was hanging loose. (10)
• Happily cut loose from us, though! (10)
• His clothes are very worn and loose. (8)
• His heart broke loose at a thought of it. (10)
• This was fettering himself in loose manacles. (10)
• The pain is the trying to get your soul loose. (10)
• The pain is the trying to get your soul loose. (22)
• Her hands hung loose; her figure was tremulous. (10)
• No playing fast and loose with the arrangements. (8)
• Jo would be sure to hold some loose view or other. (8)
• We shall be having Maud wanting to cut loose next. (8)
• Money was extraordinarily tight; and morality extraordinarily loose! (8)
• He had not, in truth, one that was loose to be cast. (22)
• She was lying on a sofa in a loose gray cashmere gown. (8)
• I saw it broken, and the empty belly, and the loose strings! (10)
• At last the Austrian got loose from the lock and hurled him off. (10)
• One of the wheels had come loose, half a mile off the nearest town. (10)
• In a minute, she peeped forth, with her hair loose, and wondering eyes. (8)
• The torrent you speak of will be let loose the moment this news is out. (8)
• The string had been broken, so that his hand was full of the loose pearls. (12)
• Corte stamped his loose feet to earth, shook him and told him to walk aloft. (10)
• Her long underlip, white almost as the row of teeth it revealed, hung loose. (10)
• Her long underlip, white almost as the row of teeth it revealed, hung loose. (22)
• The French procedure had been very loose; he had had a lot of trouble with it. (8)
• He had never listened to a madman running loose who was at all up to Beauchamp. (10)
• And what would be the spectacle if they were to cut themselves loose from England? (10)
• You know what you have been; but getting married lets loose all your possibilities. (9)
• At the door he made another effort which shook the rolls of his loose skin pitiably. (10)
• And I remember we used to call it playing fast and loose in those days, not fatality. (10)
• Dressed only in a loose blue wrapper, she was brushing her dark hair before the glass. (8)
• O loose of the tug between blood run dry And blood running flame may our offspring run! (10)
• Suddenly the sail pulled the loose sheet taut and the boat leaped forward over the water. (9)
• His great feet planted on their heels faced him, suggesting the stocks; his arms hung loose. (10)
• His deep love for him had well-nigh shaken loose from wounded pride and more tenacious vanity. (10)
• One hand was in his buttoned coat; the other hung elegantly loose: not a feature betrayed emotion. (10)
• Hearing this, Noorna ran quickly to a window of the Hall, and let loose a white dove from her bosom. (10)
• Algernon was but an airy animal nature, the soul within him being an effervescence lightly let loose. (22)
• And, her breast heaving, her hair all loose, she stared straight into his face with her red-rimmed eyes. (8)
• The tendency of her hair to creep loose of its bands gave her handsome face an aspect deliriously wild. (10)
• She clung just for that moment, then came loose into his arms, and he hauled her to him against the trunk. (8)
• There entered a young gentleman in evening dress, with a loose black wrapper drooping from his shoulders. (22)
• It will not rattle loose when the timber seasons, as does the mortise and tenon joint in the braced-frame. (17)
• He paused, but his inordinate passion of speech was unsated: his white lips hung loose for another eruption. (10)
• He got loose from them and held them up to the candle, and the rays were admitted, neither winking nor peeping. (10)
• But should a pauper get so close to us as to lay hold of us, vowing he was once our friend, how shake him loose? (10)
• His large, loose mouth was drawn, for all its laughter at the fact which he owned; his profile, which burlesqued. (9)
• Some of the balusters have worked loose and rattle in their mortises, and the hand-rail shakes when it is grasped. (17)
• A sound made him turn his head; there stood a tall, strong young woman in a loose gown caught together on her chest. (8)
• Pale and shiny, with large loose eyes shifting from side to side, he had an underdone voice and uneasy flabby hands. (8)
• Across her shoulders, and behind, flowed large loose curls, brown in shadow, almost golden where the ray touched them. (10)
• Loose droop the leaves, and down the sleepy road-way Sometimes pipes a chaffinch; loose droops the blue. (10)
• Aunt Juley sighed, and a lock of not quite her own hair came loose and straggled, so that Aunt Hester gave a little shiver. (8)
• He had extremely mobile features; thick, flexible eyebrows; a loose, voluble mouth; a ridiculous figure on a dandified foot. (10)
• The squire hastily bade Sewis see that the passages to the sleeping apartments were barred, and flung the great chain loose. (10)
• Willingly would he, for his part, have left the soul of Evil a loose rover for the sake of some brighter horizon to his hope. (10)
• And, ruffling his hair till it stood up all over his head, while his loose eyebrow worked up and down, he gazed at the moon-cat. (8)
• The wine in Rumford at any rate let loose his original nature, if it failed to unlock the animal in these other unexcitable Saxons. (10)
• Almost as tall as Shelton, she looked taller, with arms raised and loose sleeves quivering like wings to the movements of her fingers. (8)
• She sang with a stately fervour, letting the notes flow from her breast, while both her arms hung loose, and not a gesture escaped her. (10)
• She had dark grey eyes and ash-blond hair that fell loose to her shoulders, where it was evenly clipped and made little attempts to curl. (12)
• Juries would be deluded and confused, justice baffled, and red-handed man-killers turned loose to repeat their crimes and laugh at the law. (7)
• I know you a gallant horsewoman: if you had lassoed the noble horse of the desert would you let him run loose because of his remonstrating? (10)
• Slip loose thy garments woven of pride and shame: The torture lurks in them, with them the blame Shall pass to leave thee purer than before. (10)
• It strives without a mark for strife; It feasts beside a famished host: The loose restraint of wanton life, That threatened penance in the ghost! (10)
• The dreaded doctor was an immoderately tall man, lean and wiry, carelessly clad in a long loose coat of no colour, loose trowsers, and huge shoes. (10)
• And he, gazing on those soft, ray-illumined, dark-edged eyes, and the grace of her loose falling tresses, feels a scarce-sufferable holy fire streaming through his members. (10)

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