Sentence for fled | Use fled in a sentence

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• He fled. (10)
• I bowed and fled. (10)
• He fled, of coarse. (10)
• She fled, I suppose? (8)
• I fled to the island. (10)
• She fled back to her room. (8)
• All dark memories had fled. (12)
• The half hour allotted to me fled. (10)
• With those words she fled upstairs. (8)
• This was to have fled from a dragon! (10)
• If she had been happy, he would have fled. (8)
• She fled with the lightness of a gazelle. (12)
• Peterborough turned and fled to his cabin. (10)
• He then bowed to Vittoria slightly and fled. (10)
• She fled, Close imaged; she neared, far seen. (10)
• Thither had they fled; with adieu to England! (10)
• The ladies fled to the boudoir sacred to grief. (10)
• He gave it in a stupor of felicity, and she fled. (10)
• She fled into the dining-room and locked the door. (8)
• Emilia could not bear the clapping of hands, and fled. (10)
• Something has gone from me; my guardian deity has fled. (12)
• The interrogation humbled him: he fled from the answer. (10)
• He gave her one dear look through his redness, and fled. (10)
• The man believed that Count Ammiani had fled to Switzerland. (10)
• Crossjay fled and resumed his magnificent air in the distance. (10)
• Before he can stop her she has fled out on to the green and away.] (8)
• A solitary Algonquin one day fled within the palisades for refuge. (19)
• The Nature upholding her fled at a vision of a stranger entangled. (10)
• The sense of hunger came with it, and hope came, and patience fled. (10)
• His horse had fled, and he confessed that he had followed his horse. (10)
• Yes, to him I fled, feeling that I belonged more to him than to you. (10)
• Fair dreams of our enchanted life Fled fast from his shrill island fife. (10)
• Noel shuddered and fled along, feeling that her only safety lay in speed. (8)
• Something had fled from her soul with the sunbeam; her lips moved no more. (8)
• As Noel had fled from him, having uttered her news, so did he fly from her. (8)
• King James the Second had {128} fled from his throne and palace to France. (19)
• Stealing noiselessly back, Barbara caught up the bunch of lilies, and fled. (8)
• The day after Rozsi had fled from him on the stairs, he came there as usual. (8)
• He fled on ricketty legs, and had a fall and bumps down half a dozen stairs. (10)
• One large lion ran out into the yard and the spectators fled in all directions. (21)
• At the repetition, Edward, accustomed to dread the warning, let her go and fled. (10)
• They had lost all they possessed and had fled to Canada for refuge from persecution. (19)
• Its pale rays fled out on either hand; beautiful but grim was the vision they disclosed. (8)
• One morning Vittoria was gladdened by a letter from Rocco Ricci, who had fled to Turin. (10)
• Suddenly she turned and, gathering her garment, fled, her limbs gleaming in the moonlight. (8)
• He laid low also the land of the Oneidas, and the warriors of both tribes fled before him. (19)
• On that newly scrubbed step, waiting for the door to open, she very nearly turned and fled. (8)
• So I kissed him, and bowed my head to him, and she fled from the sight of innocent happiness. (10)
• I could have watched them till the daylight fled, Their pretty bower made such a light of day. (10)
• With a cry she fled after it, and when she had recaptured it, she thought to look at her watch. (9)
• And her little eyes fled to Thyme, who had slipped into the room, and was whispering to her mother. (8)
• The panic that had been feared among the guests in the hotels did break out, and most of them fled. (12)
• Nevertheless he continued the pursuit and entered the little garden with the dog, but the thief had fled. (5)
• This thing with the calm, pathetic look of one who asks of his own fled spirit: Why have you abandoned me? (8)
• Dr. Middleton was offering a second suggestion, but Clara fled, astonished at men as she never yet had been. (10)
• Then their lips met for the third time, and when they parted Fleur broke away and fled through the wicket gate. (8)
• Her voice was so terrible that he fled before it, and he returned with Miss Triscoe in a dreamlike simultaneity. (9)
• The mists, which had hitherto beset me, were now broken into clouds, and fled swiftly and shone brightly in the sun. (2)
• The burden of the night was bearable, but that of daylight I fled from, and all day I was like one expecting a crisis. (10)
• The stars faded, and in a smouldering zigzag the dawn fled along the mountain tops, flinging out little isles of cloud. (8)
• She would have fled from him, but a dread of the displeasure of the Chief restrained her, knowing Ruark a soul of wrath. (10)
• I fled nothing, nothing pursued: The changeful visible face Of our Mother I sought for my food; Crumbs by the way to sustain. (10)
• It was to know the conditions and cause of the duel between Angelo Guidascarpi and Captain Weisspriess, and whither Angelo had fled. (10)
• Lights in the doors and windows deepened; a breeze, which hardly stirred the chestnut leaves, fled with a gentle rustling through the aspens. (8)
• And without a warning, she fled; her features were lost; his power of imagining them wrestled with vapour; the effort contracted his outlook. (10)
• And then they fled, chased forth either by the brilliancy of the politically allusive epigrams profusely inscribed around them on the walls, or by the atmosphere. (10)
• Then his eyes fled from that sight, wandered through the room, found the mirror and fled from it, sought it anew and fled again. (12)

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Definition of fled:

• fled, fled, pa.t. and pa.p. of flee.(0)

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