Sentences for blush. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use blush in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for blush.
- Publicly blush! (10)
- I can blush redder! (8)
- Quench its blush, Devil! (10)
- Gregory turned with a blush. (8)
- She had a deep blush on her face. (10)
- She was not conscious of a blush. (10)
- Her compliment raised a blush on me. (10)
- Robert marked him, and the blush as well. (10)
- Robert marked him, and the blush as well. (22)
- She had no blush, but slanted down her eye. (10)
- Mother, it seems like a deep blush all over me. (10)
- She entered the room where he was, without a blush. (10)
- She returned to the upper world with a burning blush. (10)
- The whole family have sworn to make us blush publicly. (10)
- Ottilia divined that her burning blush had involved me. (10)
- Catherine, with a blush of mortification, left the house. (4)
- Robert put up a protesting blush of modesty, as became him. (10)
- Robert put up a protesting blush of modesty, as became him. (22)
- The old serpent can blush like an innocent maid on occasion. (10)
- Emma could not speak the name of Dixon without a little blush. (4)
- When she had sped him off to Mrs Montague, she was in a blush. (10)
- Aennchen, with a blush, murmured, that she heard and would obey. (10)
- But such spiritual coarseness as hers would make a cowboy blush. (12)
- Suddenly she would laugh, and then blush if people looked her way. (12)
- It was now her turn to blush, which she did deeply, and said nothing. (6)
- Sandra sends a blush at me, and I smile, and the countess kisses her. (10)
- She stood cool in her blush, and eyed him, like one gravely awakened. (10)
- Rose, with a deep blush on her cheeks, stepped from Evan to her mother. (10)
- Something, lighted by the blush, struck him as very feminine and noble. (10)
- She had given them neither men, nor names, nor places, that could raise a blush. (4)
- A pair keep each other in countenance; it is the single gentleman who has to blush. (2)
- She looked again at the youth, and a blush of recognition gave life to her cheeks. (10)
- Their eyes instantly met, and the cheeks of both were overspread with the deepest blush. (4)
- We have ceased to blush readily: and let me ask you to define a blush. (10)
- A faint smile, mingled with a blush of relenting, stole into her face, and he hurried on. (9)
- Once or twice she could discern a faint blush; but in general Charlotte wisely did not hear. (4)
- It was consoling that he should know she had some relations for whom there was no need to blush. (4)
- The strange blush prompted an impulse in Redworth to speak to her at once of his venture in railways. (10)
- He made Mrs. Pasmer say some flattering things of him; and he made Alice blush deliciously to hear them. (9)
- She cared not for Mrs Clay, and had nothing to blush for in the public manners of her father and sister. (4)
- She convinced him of her capacity for reserve besides intrepidity, and flattered him too with her blush. (10)
- A man might fairly win that, and carry it out of a very noble family, without having to blush for himself. (10)
- She would have asked her friend to come in the morning next day, but for the dread of deepening her blush. (10)
- How could you fancy you were going to have a woman for your friend and keep hidden from her any one of the secrets that blush! (10)
- She had humour, and was ravished by his English boyishness, with the novel blush of the heroical-nonsensical in it. (10)
- He, though not of distinguished birth, had the choice of an almost royal alliance in the first blush of his manhood. (10)
- When compared with the rich polyphony of the prevailing Church style they seem at the first blush to indicate retrogression. (3)
- Before he could utter a word further, the door opened, and Major Waring appeared, and he beheld Mrs. Lovell blush strangely. (10)
- Before he could utter a word further, the door opened, and Major Waring appeared, and he beheld Mrs. Lovell blush strangely. (22)
- I made a general jail delivery, an act of grace, (I blush to say,) which seemed to be peculiarly interesting to the present company. (6)
- She was up at his heart, fast-locked, undergoing a change greater than the sea works; her thoughts one blush, her brain a fire-fount. (10)
- X Or sometimes she will seem Heavenly, but her blush, soon wearing white, Veils like a gorsebush in a web of blight, With gold-buds dim. (10)
- A fine blush having succeeded the previous paleness of her face, he was justified in his belief of her equal improvement in health and beauty. (4)
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