A sentence for the word dan. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use dan in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for dan.
- Dan echoed. (9)
- Dan winced. (9)
- Dan laughed. (9)
- Dan burst out. (9)
- Dan said slowly. (8)
- Dan gave a start. (9)
- He came up with Dan. (9)
- Dan is lying on my bed. (8)
- Dan gave a rueful laugh. (9)
- Dan gave himself a glance. (9)
- Dan could not help smiling. (9)
- Dan laughed and winced too. (9)
- I drew Dan into my bedroom. (8)
- Dan held the match over his head. (8)
- Daughter of the famous Dan Merion? (10)
- But he has his good points, Dan has. (9)
- Dan ran out and brought in his roses. (9)
- Dan winced a little, and then laughed. (9)
- Dan wanted to fall on his knees to her. (9)
- When Dan came, I gave up my place to him. (8)
- Dan Merion would make her Irish all over. (10)
- I expected Dan to give a point-blank refusal. (8)
- It seemed to Dan that they were exactly alike. (9)
- Boardman finished his task, and came back to Dan. (9)
- Dan took this to himself, and he laughed harshly. (9)
- His burst of grief must have relieved Dan greatly. (9)
- Dan tried to find his Virginian again, but she was gone. (9)
- Dan must have heard him; in a few minutes he came to him. (9)
- Dan was still addressing Alice in this belated reasoning. (9)
- Before he bought his own ticket he appealed once more to Dan. (9)
- Dan put it softly back on the bedclothes and wiped his forehead. (8)
- Dan goes off, but turns up again as quiet and dogged as you please. (8)
- Dan put the things silently in, and sealed the parcel with his ring. (9)
- It is enough that it ended in the social vindication of Dan Mavering. (9)
- They began to laugh together, and Dan was at once inexpressibly happy. (9)
- Dan jumped to his feet, and the sunshine broke out over his face again. (9)
- It gave Dan a shiver of self-disgust and a sick feeling of hopelessness. (9)
- Dan felt it a hardship to part with them, but he prepared to take himself off. (9)
- I nursed her when she was an infant; my father and Mr. Dan Merion were chums. (10)
- And, Dan, you go round to the other side of the bed; I want Alice all to myself. (9)
- They have come here to hound Dan Mavering down, and get him into their toils again. (9)
- Alice came, and Dan could see with his own weary eyes that she had not slept either. (9)
- He lifted his arms from the fence, and Dan mechanically followed him into the stable. (9)
- There was something in his father that always steadied Dan and kept him to the point. (9)
- It became a gale of fun, and in the height of it Dan slipped and fell with his partner. (9)
- They would not have had her love Dan, but they were hot against her for not loving him. (9)
- Dan opened one door after another till he stood within the hot brilliantly lighted hall. (9)
- As he made no comment on it for a while, Dan was obliged to ask him what he thought of it. (9)
- Eunice rose from her chair, and patted Dan on the head as she passed to the adjoining room. (9)
- Mr. Pasmer had, in fact, already asked Dan about the weather outside when his wife appeared. (9)
- This evening Dan came; during supper he handed Pasiance a roll of music; he had got it in Torquay. (8)
- Dan thought, but his thinking was mainly to the effect that he did not know what she was driving at. (9)
- Dan was soon lost from the side of Miss Anderson, who more and more seemed to him important socially. (9)
- There was an implication in everything she said that Dan Mavering had been hoodwinked by Mrs. Pasmer. (9)
- She rose abruptly, as if she heard her aunt speak, and Dan perceived that he had been making a long call. (9)
- In New York Dan found that Lafflin had gone to Washington to look up something in connection with his patent. (9)
- Dan had seen his sister on the verandah, pausing at sight of him, and puzzled to make out who was with her father. (9)
- Even the perdition of Dan Gregg then seems not the worst that could befall him; he might again have been governor. (9)
- In a vague way, Dan felt her displeasure with that passage of his history, but no man could have fully imagined it. (9)
- Boardman had gone back to the coats and trousers, abandoning Dan to the subtler difficulties in which he was involved. (9)
- For one reason or another, or for no other reason than that he was Dan Mavering and liked every one, he liked them all. (9)
- This logic sufficed for the moment of its expression, but it did not prevent Alice from putting the case to Dan himself. (9)
- They had regarded her liking them as a matter of course; his mother had ignored her even in pretending to decry Dan to her. (9)
- This gave her, from her place in the van of the straggling procession, a glimpse of Alice and Dan Mavering far in the rear. (9)
- Daniel McLaren, his father, nicknamed him Dan Rice, after a famous clown he had known in Ireland, and the name clung to him. (21)
- They are very good friends, and respect each other; Dan has a great admiration for the old man, but the attraction is Pasiance. (8)
- Dan brought forward some points of identity which he, and Alice had found in themselves; it was just the same with Miss Anderson. (9)
- When they came in full sight of the house, Dan left the subject, as he realised presently, from a reasonless fear of being overheard. (9)
- Dan saw his patient smile and understood it; and the injustice which his father bore made him finally unwilling to let another remain under it. (9)
- Dan Mavering came out into the bright winter morning knowing that his engagement was broken, but feeling it so little that he could not believe it. (9)
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Definition of dan:
- dan, dan, n. a title of honour equivalent to master or sir. (0) | dan, dan, n. (_prov._) a box for carrying coal: a tub.(0)
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