Sentence for inn | Use inn in a sentence

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• Oh, my little inn! (10)
• The next inn? (18)
• The Village Inn. (8)
• The men are all up at the inn. (8)
• But the inn was clean and large. (2)
• While she moves towards the Inn. (8)
• Over the Inn hangs a full golden moon. (8)
• These formed in the space before the inn. (10)
• He left his lady at the inn, expenses paid. (10)
• Mrs. Pagnell paid the bill at the bar of the inn. (10)
• There seemed to be no other inn in the whole town. (2)
• With which, she closed the door upon the empty inn. (10)
• With which, she closed the door upon the empty inn. (22)
• But how was this to be accomplished in the over-crowded inn? (5)
• Here he dwelt; and here, at the inn, I ordered my breakfast. (2)
• There was an inn near the station where they knew Mathilde. (12)
• The inn had a good reputation for hospitality in those days. (10)
• At the inn where they rested, he bathed and bandaged the foot. (10)
• I remember once dining with a party in the inn at Château Landon. (2)
• He and Mary had been persuaded to go early to their inn last night. (4)
• I have never seen anything like that inn: sweethriar up to the roof! (8)
• More than that, Brisby had some acquaintance with the people of the inn. (10)
• Presently an officer left the door of the inn and spoke to the soldiers. (10)
• Somewhat about midnight Merthyr reached the inn, heralding the carriage. (10)
• Weyburn suggested the counter proposal of supper for the three at the inn. (10)
• The first night he slept in a mill, the second in an inn, the third in a smithy. (5)
• They were at the foot of the hill, in view of an inn announcing livery stables. (10)
• Some such lady had dined at the inn on tea, and gone aboard the boat soon after. (10)
• Their appetites were princely and swept over the little inn like a conflagration. (10)
• But the lady had not slept at the inn, so had not been requested to write her name. (10)
• He had found against his heart, at the Bellingham inn: a great lock of golden hair. (10)
• Adder drove me down, and stopped his coach at the inn, and rowed me the half-mile up. (10)
• It is the contamination of the Danube by the Inn that changes its color below Passau. (20)
• The inn bore the name of some woodland animal, stag, or hart, or hind, I forget which. (2)
• The landlady at the inn, Mrs. Rundles, motherly kind of woman; she will be attentive. (10)
• It was written on the notepaper of an inn twelve miles up the river: these were the words. (8)
• The mandolin twangs out, and from the dim doorway of the Inn come forth the shadowy forms. (8)
• A room at an inn was always damp and dangerous; never properly aired, or fit to be inhabited. (4)
• Just as Potts was about to jump out, a carriage, with a second behind it, left the inn door. (10)
• But the people of the inn, in nine cases out of ten, show themselves friendly and considerate. (2)
• The good folk of the inn at Pont, when we called there for the bags, were overcome with marveling. (2)
• A troop of strollers once came to the inn where I was staying, in the Department of Seine et Marne. (2)
• And tell your father from me that if I ever see you at the inn again I shall tread on his toes hard. (8)
• He said that he had seen a party pass out of Cles from the inn early, in a light car, on for Meran. (10)
• Many other votive pictures, the pilgrims at the inn, and a priest whom she questioned, confirmed it. (5)
• Schlehdorn was waiting for him, and conducted him through the darkness to a suspicious looking inn. (12)
• But again the mandolin twangs out; the shutters fall over the houses; the door of the Inn grows dark. (8)
• He was a delicate youth, I take it, and willingly slunk from the robustious winter to an inn fireside. (2)
• He was seen giving his papers, after which Count Karl waved his finger back to the inn, and he returned. (10)
• During my girlhood Napoleon Bonaparte alone would have been his rival for filling an inn along our roads. (10)
• The inn to which we had been recommended at Quartes was full, or else the landlady did not like our looks. (2)
• She was at her bed-room window, as Evan passed up the courtyard of the inn, and recognized him immediately. (10)
• It was certainly good to be away from this lady, and better still to sit down to an excellent dinner in the inn. (2)
• Her action was too decided for him to follow her up under the observation of the inn windows and a staring street. (10)
• She turned away and went up the lane again, avoiding the inn and the riverside houses, walking slowly, her head down. (8)
• The glacier being traversed, they skirted a young stream, and arrived at an inn, where they found the soldiers regaling. (10)
• He reached the village after dark, and spent the night at the inn; got up early next morning, took a boat, and pulled down-stream. (8)
• After breakfast at an inn, where a waiter laughed at us to our faces, and we fed scowling, shy, and hungry, we had another quarrel. (10)
• He passed an inn, closed and tenantless: behind him lay the Val di Non; in front the darker valley of the Adige: where was the prey? (10)
• The refreshing sleep at the Bristol inn was excellent to Barclugh, and the next morning he started out with his spirits in high glee. (18)
• A peasant carried him to a small suburban inn, where he remained several days oppressed horribly by a sense that he had forgotten something. (10)
• From Cumberland we went right through to Grasmere, lodging at the old Swan Inn (the only one left), which pleased me more than it did Fanny. (14)
• I spent Thursday in Milan, where I provided myself with felt slippers, and next day started for London to escape being ill in an Italian inn. (14)
• Then the Corybantic Couple vanish into the Inn, and the first two couples are left, slowly, solemnly dancing, apart from each other as before. (8)
• He poured out stories of his American wanderings, including a tale of a murderous lonely inn, kept by Scots, whose genius tended to assassination. (2)
• He dragged me the round of the voters; he gave dinners at the inn of true Liberals, and ate of them contentedly; he delivered speeches incessantly. (10)
• For weeks afterward Uncle Sam and his friend Jonathan had an incident of consequence to discuss in the queer occurrences of that morning at the inn. (18)

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