Sentence for legs | Use legs in a sentence

Legs example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use legs in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for legs.

• No legs and no nose. (10)
• I hope the worms will crawl up your legs! (8)
• Dartrey sprang to his legs. (10)
• Has she run you off your legs? (8)
• It relaxed her stroke of arms and legs. (10)
• The farmer jumped on his legs, and yawned. (22)
• Val looked doubtfully at his trousered legs. (8)
• Their legs were swinging forward concordantly. (22)
• He changed the posture of his legs fifty times. (10)
• They used their hands only, dragging their legs. (1)
• I can fancy the tremble going all down your legs. (10)
• She was as fine in legs and coat as any race-horse. (8)
• Squire Truncheon, and Knight of the noble order of Quicksilver Legs! (10)
• The fellow must be drunk; he nearly ran over my legs. (8)
• I turned on Temple to walk him off his legs if I could. (10)
• The man has become merely a whirling object, mostly legs. (1)
• When I get on my legs, we might go down there, you and I? (8)
• If so, let us set this pumpkin, called Milan, on its legs. (10)
• A man came along the pavement, working slow legs hurriedly. (10)
• I feel as if my legs had to learn over again how to bear me. (10)
• I feel as if my legs had to learn over again how to bear me. (22)
• By the time they reached the shore he could just stand on his legs. (8)
• Adrian sat down and crossed his legs, looking amused and benignant. (10)
• Dartie was not at the moment sufficiently master of his legs to follow. (8)
• Unfortunately the head will continue working when the legs are at rest. (8)
• And he jumped on his legs and walked to the farther corner of the room. (10)
• A clear-faced youth, rather flushed, dusty at the legs, addressed Diana. (10)
• The legs must be strong and firm to sustain the body in its various poses. (21)
• The uproar in the theatre raged; the whole pit was on its legs and shouting. (22)
• A clatter in the cathedral square brought Gottlieb on his legs to the window. (10)
• In this dilemma he went and sat in the old leather chair and crossed his legs. (8)
• Squaring his shoulders, he crossed his legs and gazed inscrutably at his spats. (8)
• He jumped as high as ever he could, twined his legs behind her back, and hugged. (8)
• Kit Ines, of the mercurial legs, must now give impromptu display of his dancing. (10)
• A lamb which has left earth with all four legs at once is the symbol of true life. (8)
• No persuasion could induce Benson to try his legs while his executioner stood by. (10)
• Mr. Goren felt his arm seized and his legs hurrying him some paces into isolation. (10)
• Suddenly his nose went up from its imagined trail, and he came rushing at our legs. (8)
• This confusion of my head flew to my legs when, imitating her, I rose to go forth. (10)
• A week would see him on his legs, a fortnight at the sea make him as good a man as ever. (8)
• The dog dragged his legs, pained to stir, Eyed his master, dropped, barked at the door. (10)
• The daughter of a Rural Dean, she appeared at her best when seated, having rather short legs. (8)
• Rather to my shame, my companion beat me at running; she was very swift, and my legs were stiff. (10)
• He had a stumbling sensation in his legs and feet, as if his brain refused to steer him away from her. (8)
• Firm you stand, feeling the muscles of both legs, left half a pace ahead, right planted, both stringy. (10)
• And as if he had reason to remember the pavement of his Halls, he stood tiptoe and whipped up his legs. (10)
• And while Gyp passed her hand down those iron legs, the old mare examined her down the back of her neck. (8)
• He moistened his lips; and complete irresolution for a moment paralysed his legs in their check trousers. (8)
• The ballet was on its last legs and night, and the traffic of the Promenade was suffering for the moment. (8)
• Tinman proceeded straight to Elba; that is, as nearly straight as the wind would allow his legs to walk. (10)
• What I can testify to is, that for making you bless the legs you stand on, a knockdown blow is a specific. (10)
• He switched a yellow, jointed cane against his leggings, and after each blow looked at his legs satirically. (8)
• But as a candid critic, I would ask you if the likeness can be considered correct when you give her no legs? (10)
• A sallow two or three minutes composed their motions, and then they jumped again to the step for lively legs. (10)
• In short, Rose is the cold-blooded novice, as I have always said, the most selfish of the creatures on two legs. (10)
• On the slack wire the balance must be kept by working the body from the waist down, and is mainly done with the legs. (21)
• His loathing of Lord Fleetwood had to withstand an envious jump at the legs in his vison of her partner on the morrow. (10)
• They were beef and pudding on legs; in some quarters, beer amiably manifest, owing to the flourishes of a military band. (10)
• If we ask for nothing for helping gentlemen to stand upright on their legs, and get it, we expect civility into the bargain. (10)
• At the feet of his master, Jacko, the monkey, had jumped up, and was there squatted, with his legs crossed, very like a tailor! (10)
• Briareus of the hundred unoccupied hands may turn to a monstrous donkey with his hind legs aloft, or twenty thousand jabbering apes. (10)
• In the disposition of legs there was the usual difficulty, no one quite liking to put them up, and all ultimately doing so, save Olive. (8)
• Sheer weariness, seasoned with some hope that the broth would give me strength to mount on my legs and walk, persuaded me to drink it. (10)
• An accident in a factory had robbed the man of both his legs, and the frightful nervous shock had reduced him to a paralytic condition. (12)
• One took to his legs, another bowed, smirked, gave him a kindly good-day, and affected to hear no more, having urgent business in prospect. (10)
• She rubbed the Shelly sand between her fingers in absurd ecstasy; took off her shoes and stockings, paddled, and sat drying her legs in the sun. (8)
• The husband crossed the stage, and stood before the fire, his legs astride, in the attitude which somehow Shelton had felt sure he would assume. (8)
• This has not fatally affected the captive bear, who rises to his hind legs, and eats peanuts and doughnuts in that position like a fellow-citizen. (9)
• Well, footmen and courtiers and Scottish Highlanders, and the corps de ballet, draymen too, have legs, and staring legs, shapely enough. (10)

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