Sentence for lawyer | Use lawyer in a sentence

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

• If he had been a lawyer! (10)
• My lawyer says it. (10)
• I go my lawyer next day. (10)
• The lawyer smiled coldly. (13)
• Not a lawyer of us could live. (10)
• And are you going to be a lawyer? (9)
• The lawyer laughed intelligently. (9)
• And then the lawyer stirred within him. (8)
• Any lawyer would have told him the same. (9)
• The old lawyer was shaking his law-box. (10)
• He was her lawyer as well as her brother. (8)
• That nice lawyer of yours came yesterday. (8)
• That is, her father was a lawyer of Lymport. (10)
• Get your own lawyer to draw it up and make him trustee. (8)
• The parson and the lawyer tried, By meek persistency defied. (10)
• But I said he was no lawyer, and never will be, and I repeat it. (13)
• Yet the lawyer had always done the best that was expected of him. (13)
• He was a lawyer in active practice, and he went every day to Boston. (9)
• Perhaps, thought the lawyer, she did not realize what this news meant. (13)
• He was a lawyer, ambitious, intelligent, and fond of luxury and display. (19)
• The lawyer despised weaklings; they made the real troubles in this life. (13)
• He complained bitterly of my aunt Dorothy bringing a lawyer to our house. (10)
• The paper in this regard is less like the lawyer and more like the judge. (16)
• I lied for Lady Jocelyn, and handed the man to a lawyer, who withdrew him. (10)
• She had been invited to join the consultation of her uncle with his lawyer. (10)
• The old lawyer bent forward and humbly requested that this might be repeated. (10)
• She thinks that if I was a lawyer in Boston I should be at the top of the heap. (9)
• A lawyer of the highest reputation was entrusted with the suit against the Gunderams. (12)
• She eagerly scanned every face and at last saw him come with James Wilson, the lawyer. (18)
• The explanation was a little too long for the old lawyer to entreat another repetition. (10)
• A lawyer who fingered a bunch of legal papers ominously was with the outraged clergyman. (21)
• Everett Wheeler, who was a lawyer with a large and very highly paid practice, was another. (13)
• With the will there was a letter from the dead man to his son and one to the worthy lawyer. (5)
• On the morrow he would notify his cousin, consult a lawyer, and take the preliminary steps. (13)
• As for the irrevocable, the bad work already accepted and paid for, the lawyer said nothing. (13)
• They hired a lawyer to investigate and his report was received in a surprisingly short time. (21)
• I could spot the lawyer in your composition, my friend, to the exclusion of the man he mused. (10)
• Old Heythorp took it in fast enough; coming from a lawyer it was about as nasty as it could be. (8)
• The lawyer cracked his back to bow to the great gentleman so magnanimously humiliating himself. (10)
• The old lawyer interjected on the delusion of fathers, and sat down in a lamentable abstraction. (10)
• He informed me that he was a lawyer, and ready to be pantaloon to my clown, if I would engage him. (10)
• The old lawyer sat down to finish his glass, saying, that such a wine was not to be had everywhere. (10)
• As he did not rise immediately from his chair, the lawyer turned to his desk with an air of dismissal. (13)
• The lawyer did not try to stop him, although his face betrayed no special interest or desire to comment. (13)
• The lawyer eyed him sharply, unsympathetically, curious, in a cold manner, of the psychology of the man before him. (13)
• The general manager always strives to be at the scene ahead of the artful lawyer, who would fain share in the damages. (21)
• The lawyer had a precise notion of the sort of prince appearing to Mr. Adister in the person of his foreign son-in-law. (10)
• Half an hour later they were all three riding to the market-town, where Mr. Adister paid a fruitless call on his lawyer. (10)
• But he had to check the young natural lawyer, for the effect of so much masked examination upon Richard was growing baneful. (10)
• The teacher is restrained within limits; the lawyer and physician, if they would retain standing, must follow certain codes. (16)
• The lawyer spoke literally, impassively, as of some phenomenon of nature which he had seen often and had thoroughly observed. (13)
• It would be easier to deal with his cousin, the lawyer, who might be able to keep the architect from making a fool of himself. (13)
• The witness refused to answer: he had been told by his lawyer that all such questions were not pertinent to the present inquiry. (13)
• It is not recorded that any lawyer ever rebelled against the iron authority of these conditions and stood for truth and conscience. (7)
• To have that common cad of a pettifogging lawyer drag him down and kick him about; tumble a name which had stood high, in the dust! (8)
• It is, of course, not always so, any more than it is true that the lawyer, preacher, or physician always possesses a liberal income. (16)
• The lawyer pushed to yet more confidential communication, up to the verge of the clearly audible: he spoke of examples, experiences. (10)
• The public should recognize, I think, his right to a special code like that accorded the priest, the lawyer, the soldier, the physician. (16)
• They wear terrific brows, But be not you affrighted, my sweet chick, And tell them uncle Homeware backs your choice, By lawyer and by priests! (10)
• And what has a lawyer to do with a dainty lady, who will constantly distract him with finicking civilities and speculations in unprofitable regions? (10)
• And what has a lawyer to do with a dainty lady, who will constantly distract him with finicking civilities and speculations in unprofitable regions? (22)
• Edward and Algernon journeyed down to Fairly together, after the confidence which the astute young lawyer had been compelled to repose in his cousin. (10)
• Edward and Algernon journeyed down to Fairly together, after the confidence which the astute young lawyer had been compelled to repose in his cousin. (22)
• Mr. Carling may have helped; he had it from Fenellan; and he was among the principal groups, claiming or making acquaintances, as a lawyer should do. (10)
• I confess that in the beginning this brilliant, pitiless lawyer, this consciencelessly powerful advocate, at once mocker and poseur, all but failed to interest me. (9)
• Grancey Lespel, followed at some distance by Mr. Ferbrass, the Tory lawyer, stepped quickly up to Palmet, and asked whether Beauchamp had seen Dollikins, the brewer. (10)

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