Burnamy sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use burnamy in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for burnamy.
- But come, Mr. Burnamy! (9)
- Burnamy gasped. (9)
- Burnamy laughed. (9)
- Burnamy retorted. (9)
- Burnamy was silent. (9)
- Burnamy turned white. (9)
- Burnamy laughed again. (9)
- Burnamy asked stupidly. (9)
- Burnamy faintly echoed. (9)
- Burnamy smiled ruefully. (9)
- Again Burnamy echoed him. (9)
- And about Mr. Burnamy, too. (9)
- Burnamy put in, with a smile. (9)
- Burnamy laughed at the notion. (9)
- Burnamy made an uneasy movement. (9)
- The thing did appeal to Burnamy. (9)
- But I wish Mr. Burnamy had seen it. (9)
- Burnamy gave a little cynical laugh. (9)
- I think you are morbid, Mr. Burnamy. (9)
- Mr. Burnamy was saying she was a queen. (9)
- This is the last of Mr. Burnamy for me. (9)
- March forbore to say, and Burnamy went on. (9)
- It was about Burnamy and Agatha that she knew. (9)
- Agatha did not come down to supper with Burnamy. (9)
- Why should you refuse to give his message to Burnamy? (9)
- He could only say, He had always liked Burnamy, himself. (9)
- It will be the easiest thing in the world to find Burnamy. (9)
- Burnamy could not make out the answer that came from within. (9)
- Burnamy almost turned pale; Miss Triscoe smiled impenetrably. (9)
- He seemed a little vague as to Burnamy, rather than inimical. (9)
- Burnamy had risen restlessly, and she did not ask him to stay. (9)
- They waited till Burnamy and his companion came in sight again. (9)
- She may have begun by confessing that Burnamy had been in Carlsbad. (9)
- Stoller pursued, and Burnamy felt himself weaken through his wrath. (9)
- Stoller advanced upon him, wildly, and Burnamy took a step backward. (9)
- Burnamy and Miss Triscoe gave little heed to the landscape as landscape. (9)
- This affected Burnamy as so profound that he did not question its truth. (9)
- Adding and Mr. Roswell Adding; the young man who came in last was Mr. L. J. Burnamy. (9)
- Mr. Triscoe had got his trunk open, and Burnamy had no longer an excuse for lingering. (9)
- Burnamy had not been very prompt before, but now he seemed braced for instant response. (9)
- He now looked as if he wished Burnamy would go, and leave him to his domestic arrangements. (9)
- Agatha hinted her belief that her father would soon come to regard Burnamy as she did; and Mrs. (9)
- She could not be mistaken in the remark which the father addressed to Burnamy, though it led to nothing. (9)
- That made six people, Burnamy counted up, and he feigned a decent regret that there was not room for Mrs. (9)
- The elder man gave him one of his staccato glances in which Burnamy fancied suspicion and even resentment. (9)
- He had to ask him to sup with them, and Burnamy sat down and heard the concert through beside Miss Triscoe. (9)
- Burnamy sat dumb; and his head which he had lifted indignantly when the question was of Stoller, began to sink. (9)
- Of their table acquaintance the Marches saw no one except Burnamy, who came through the train looking for them. (9)
- Stoller had sulkily recurred to his displeasure, once or twice, and Burnamy suffered it submissively until now. (9)
- She looked round over her shoulder and discovered Burnamy, where he stood hesitating at the head of the passage. (9)
- Burnamy and Miss Triscoe, as they hung upon the rail, owned to each other that they hated to have the voyage over. (9)
- On his way back to his wife March met Miss Triscoe; he was not altogether surprised to meet Burnamy with her, now. (9)
- It was not so late as she thought when she woke, and it seemed, at breakfast, that Burnamy had been up still earlier. (9)
- He wanted to know if March had heard from Burnamy lately, and in the midst of his vivid interest he gave a weary sigh. (9)
- In one case, Agatha had written to her dear Mrs. March that she and Burnamy had just that evening become engaged; Mrs. (9)
- Burnamy had not obtruded his knowledge, but somehow Mrs. March did not like his knowing who she was, and how beautiful. (9)
- Burnamy told them a number of facts he said Stoller had got together about the place, and had given him to put in shape. (9)
- Burnamy went off to his work with Stoller, carrying the silhouette with him, and she kept on with Miss Triscoe to her hotel. (9)
- His room-mate was still absent, but he was now represented by his state-room baggage, and Burnamy tried to infer him from it. (9)
- Mrs. March felt that all this was weakening her moral fibre; but she tried to draw the line at letting Burnamy keep the group. (9)
- Clearly she was there for Burnamy to come and walk with her; Mrs. March could see that, and she felt that Miss Triscoe saw it too. (9)
- He did not rise from his writing-desk when Burnamy came in, and the young man did not sit down after putting his letters before him. (9)
- At the same moment Burnamy bowed himself out of the box where he had been sitting with the ladies during the absence of the gentlemen. (9)
- Burnamy looked into the dining-saloon and the music-room, with the notion of trying for some naps there; then he went to his state-room. (9)
- Miss Triscoe, as at the other times when she had gone off with Burnamy, marked her allegiance, to Mrs. March by leaving a wrap with her. (9)
- Between his work for Stoller and what sometimes seemed the obstructiveness of General Triscoe, Burnamy was not very much with Miss Triscoe. (9)
- Burnamy and Miss Triscoe rose from the grassy bank outside where they were sitting, and waited for the elders to get into their two-spanner. (9)
- Miss Triscoe was with her father, and Mrs. March was herself chaperoned by Mr. Burnamy: her husband had refused to come to the entertainment. (9)
- Stoller read the articles, one after another, with parted lips and gathering drops of perspiration on his upper lip, while Burnamy waited on foot. (9)
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