Sentence for freeland | Use freeland in a sentence

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• Frances Freeland raised her brows. (8)
• Frances Freeland compressed her lips. (8)
• Frances Freeland experienced a shock. (8)
• We live in a queer age, Mr. Freeland. (8)
• Could she do anything for Miss Freeland? (8)
• Frances Freeland looked a little rueful. (8)
• Frances Freeland put her hand under his arm. (8)
• Frances Freeland did not know what to answer. (8)
• Frances Freeland raised her brows quizzically. (8)
• You must not come back here, Freeland minimus. (8)
• Frances Freeland sat staring straight before her. (8)
• Frances Freeland smiled, too, but shook her head. (8)
• He had seen young Mr. and Miss Freeland going about. (8)
• Frances Freeland was contemplating the little machine. (8)
• Frances Freeland was fingering her rings; she slipped one off. (8)
• Mrs. Pogram will be delighted to show Miss Freeland our garden. (8)
• During that journey Frances Freeland betrayed no sign of tremor. (8)
• It was in moments such as these that Frances Freeland was herself. (8)
• Frances Freeland opened it, and out came three tiny white globules. (8)
• Frances Freeland rose, pulled something hard, and a cupboard appeared. (8)
• Felix Freeland, author, wearing the very first gray top hat of the season. (8)
• Frances Freeland seemed to draw her smile more resolutely across her face. (8)
• If there was irony in the gesture, it was not perceived by Frances Freeland. (8)
• It gave Felix Freeland a sort of faint excitement and pleasure to notice this. (8)
• Frances Freeland put away an impeachment that she evidently felt to be too soft. (8)
• In Frances Freeland, lying awake till two, as was her habit, the suggestion grew. (8)
• Frances Freeland, glancing through the window, saw them unlatching the wicket gate. (8)
• For the moment Frances Freeland could do nothing but tremulously interlace her fingers. (8)
• Frances Freeland looked at it, then, mounting rather hastily, sat, compressing her lips. (8)
• The evening John Freeland came to dinner was the highwater mark of his alarmed amusement. (8)
• Frances Freeland corked the little bottle, as if enclosing within it that awkward question. (8)
• Frances Freeland suddenly took their arms and went to the door; her other two sons followed. (8)
• Frances Freeland, who had been lacing and unlacing her fingers, suddenly fixed her eyes on Kirsteen. (8)
• And leaning that forehead, whose height so troubled Frances Freeland, on his neat hand, he fell to brooding. (8)
• Pity seized on Frances Freeland for these little derelicts, whose heads and pinafores and faces were so clean. (8)
• Suppose the little thing brought back that Mrs. Freeland, the lady who always went about in blue, without a hat! (8)
• The failure of her attempt to put a nicer idea into their heads disconcerted Frances Freeland for a moment only. (8)
• At that moment, when all, save his mother, wanted so to express their satisfaction, Frances Freeland alone succeeded. (8)
• Stanley would only have laughed; even though it would be bound to make him Lord Freeland when it came to be known some day. (8)
• So sat Frances Fleeming Freeland (nee Morton) waiting for the arrival of her son Felix and her grandchildren Alan and Nedda. (8)
• Even his eyes, Freeland gray, were a little buffed over by sedentary habit, and the number of things that he was conscious of. (8)
• When Nedda came back from a fruitless search for Tod, her bag was already in the little spare bedroom and Frances Freeland gone. (8)
• Kirsteen alone was in, and, having sent Nedda into the orchard to look for her uncle, Frances Freeland came at once to the point. (8)
• Frances Freeland gazed at her doubtfully, then, as a last resource, began to sip the cocoa, of which, in truth, she was badly in want. (8)
• Frances Freeland, whose principle it was that people should always be encouraged to believe themselves better than they were, answered. (8)
• In taking the other corner of the window-sill, the thought passed through his mind that Freeland was really a very fine-looking fellow. (8)
• Then none of them seemed to know quite what to say, or where to look, till Frances Freeland, her face all pleased and anxious, came in. (8)
• Frances Freeland was seated halfway down the long room in a sandalwood chair, somewhat insulated by a surrounding sea of polished floor. (8)
• Only Frances Freeland was smiling and gazing lovingly at dear Derek, thinking he would be so handsome when he had grown a nice black moustache. (8)

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