Sentence for committed | Use committed in a sentence

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

• He had committed sacrilege. (8)
• We committed him, of course. (8)
• What crime had she committed? (8)
• What sin has my father committed? (8)
• He had been committed for trial in January. (8)
• The crime you have committed is a very serious one. (8)
• Was everyone talking of the murder he had committed? (8)
• The baroness committed herself to a promise to wait. (10)
• She was positive Evan had committed himself in some manner. (10)
• We now have the room as it was when the theft was committed. (8)
• He was not perhaps even present when the murder was committed. (12)
• Do you really think he was capable of having committed the murder? (12)
• He could go and see the poor creature accused of the murder he himself had committed! (8)
• The narrative portions were committed almost entirely to the chorus. (3)
• Andrew flew into such a rage that he committed an assault on the man. (10)
• He had not committed the folly of writing a letter to a newspaper then. (10)
• Marrying him would be a deed committed in spite of his express warning. (10)
• The potatoes looked as if they had committed suicide in their own steam. (10)
• The potatoes looked as if they had committed suicide in their own steam. (22)
• A monstrous crime had been committed, involving the honour of the family. (10)
• Afraid of meeting me, since she committed that piece of folly over Eustace. (8)
• My father committed suicide; that was why I was summoned home so suddenly. (12)
• As John K. Smith he was arraigned and, waiving examination, committed for trial. (1)
• She committed her real crime when she married young Hornblower without telling him. (8)
• Captain Lowell committed suicide by blowing out his brains with the gafftopsl halyards. (14)
• It is impossible for you to doubt his distress on the morning when he committed this act. (8)
• In a dream somehow she had committed herself to a life-long imprisonment; and, oh terror! (10)
• They had committed terrible outrages for many years upon the unfortunate Yankee settlers. (19)
• Five years younger than himself; and committed to his charge by their mother when she died. (8)
• I am trying to establish the state of mind in which the prisoner committed this act, my lord. (8)
• The defence set up is that he was not in a responsible condition when he committed the crime. (8)
• You say it was bold in me to face them after that horrible man committed us on board the vessel? (10)
• He, too, at heart must feel that it was not business; but he was committed to his own proposition. (8)
• It was the first indiscretion he had committed for so long that he went and sat down in an alcove. (8)
• They feared that they had committed a bad blunder, and thus promenaded into the trap set for them. (12)
• Fellow ought to be taken up and committed as a common vagabond, and would be anywhere but in London. (10)
• All his caution was spent in being secured of the real amount of her fortune, before he committed himself. (4)
• But they were the men, who, once having committed themselves to devious ways, used other men as their tools. (13)
• Miss Cotton gave a small jump at the word, as if she had already committed the crime: she had longed to do it. (9)
• Though in a sense relieved at having parted with her secret, Nedda yet felt that she had committed desecration. (8)
• Accuse him: some devil committed the theft, Which leaves of the portly a skin, No more; of the weighty a whine. (10)
• At all other times he seemed to know that whatever wrongs the workingman committed work was always in the right. (9)
• But now I understand that it was not shame that burnt, but rage for a blunder which he had so incredibly committed. (9)
• Again they lay as tombstone effigies, that have committed the passage of affairs to another procession of the Ages. (10)
• It was in this way that gigantic frauds were committed which paralysed the colony only to enrich a few individuals. (19)
• No reason can be ascertained for the arson committed a short time back, nor for this further outbreak of discontent. (8)
• Now, without having committed any piece of public folly, he was made a thing of pity and contempt before his friends! (13)
• Whether he committed suicide or whether he was accidentally run over in his distraction, we never knew; but so it was. (8)
• Chloroformed the endowed newspaper will be, unless it be committed to the onward thought and conscience of the community. (16)
• As to the lady, I said we would see that her money was fastened to her securely before she committed herself to the deeps. (10)
• She is a married woman, and the fact is patent that you committed this crime with the view of furthering an immoral design. (8)
• She stood hand on hip, gazing at the house she had so long desired to see, without a notion that she committed an offence. (10)
• She had, and she dimly perceived it, committed a greater fault in tactics, in teaching her daughter to bow to the Idol also. (10)
• She stood up before us cool as at a dancing-lesson, swore she had never committed herself to an oath to him, sneered at him. (10)
• In going out he caught the reflection of his face in a mirror; it seemed too good altogether for a man who had committed murder. (8)
• He wrote a line or so in his book, hurriedly paid his bill, and started, full of the matter he had briefly committed to his pages. (10)
• She had committed herself, perished as a maiden of society, and her parents, even the senseless mother, must see it and decide by it. (10)
• As a magistrate, I acquitted her of a trivial misdemeanour which she committed while my wedding procession was on its way to the altar. (5)
• In fact, obeying the dictates of a soul steeped in generosity, she committed the indiscretion to strip herself, scandalizing propriety. (10)
• They both felt more tranquil when they were irretrievably committed by the purchase of their tickets, and when they sat down in the waiting. (9)
• But, mistrusting inspirations, which, experience told her, committed one too much, she walked quickly up the stone-flagged pathway to the door. (8)
• Besides, experience taught him that an offence would be more easily pardoned the more his master himself disliked the person against whom it was committed. (5)

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