Lucy sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use lucy in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for lucy.
- O my Lucy! (10)
- Darling Lucy! (10)
- Dear tender Lucy! (10)
- Lucy went on. (4)
- Lucy was his. (10)
- Lucy continued. (4)
- Lucy whispered. (10)
- Lucy was astonished. (10)
- Lucy said he had not. (10)
- Lucy preferred to know. (10)
- Lucy had come to drop them. (10)
- They all praised Lucy, now. (10)
- But what had become of Lucy? (10)
- Lucy threw up her blue eyes. (10)
- Lucy was half-way toward him. (10)
- I know my father so well, Lucy. (10)
- Lucy was willing to see comfort. (10)
- How could you, Lucy, how could you? (9)
- Do you think I love any one but Lucy? (10)
- Lucy asked whether Mr. Harley did not. (10)
- Mrs. Doria would hear no good of Lucy. (10)
- Erelong he learns that her name is Lucy. (10)
- Lucy gave him her hand with mute thanks. (10)
- Lucy shook her head, looking sly and shy. (10)
- All her dear husband did was right to Lucy. (10)
- Lucy looked at Elinor again, and was silent. (4)
- She had posted her letter to Lucy Darleton. (10)
- Lucy arranged for Mrs. Berry to sleep with her. (10)
- Lucy did intercede, but Mrs. Berry, was obdurate. (10)
- Lucy pressed the hearty suckling into her breast. (10)
- Lucy kissed her, to indicate it was quite a secret. (10)
- Austin stepped back and led Lucy to him by the hand. (10)
- Adrian and Lucy found themselves walking behind them. (10)
- Poor Lucy had no temptation to try to conquer Austin. (10)
- She has seen Lucy, and I know what she thinks of her. (10)
- Lucy spoke gentle words to the poor outcast from Johnson. (10)
- Lucy is monstrous pretty, and so good humoured and agreeable! (4)
- This trait in Lucy was of itself sufficient to win Sir Austin. (10)
- Lucy shook their hands, and went out, accompanied by Mrs. Doria. (10)
- Then Mrs. Berry ran to Lucy, and the house buzzed with new life. (10)
- He had instinctively refrained from speaking to Lucy of this lady. (10)
- Lucy had only been staving off the unpleasantness she had to speak. (10)
- Mrs. Berry sat on the edge of a chair: Lucy on the edge of the bed. (10)
- Lucy was very inquisitive about everything and everybody at Raynham. (10)
- Lucy was disposed to think more highly of the object of her conquest. (10)
- Lucy, fearing the consequent effect on the prodigious lungs, begged her not to wake him. (10)
- There was Tom Bakewell to watch over Lucy: there was work for him to do. (10)
- Lucy wept for the famine-struck hero, who was just then feeding mightily. (10)
- But Lucy had another opinion of the wise youth, and secretly maintained it. (10)
- Lucy, half-laughing, but in dreadful concern, begged the noble lord to excuse the woful mistake. (10)
- When she was called to return, Lucy was calm and tearless, and smiled kindly to her. (10)
- His fancy crumbled with the towers of the air, his heart gave a leap, he turned to Lucy. (10)
- Lucy turned first to him, and then to her infant, fearing it should have been disturbed. (10)
- Sir Austin gave Lucy a longer, warmer salute when she came down to breakfast in the morning. (10)
- As she loitered along the shore with her amusing companion, Lucy had many things to think of. (10)
- But a much more animated colloquy was taking place aloft, where Lucy and Mrs. Berry sat alone. (10)
- He wished to gratify his son by these eulogies of Lucy, and some hours back he would have succeeded. (10)
- She kissed Lucy protectingly, and remarking on the wonders of the evening, appropriated her husband. (10)
- In the evening she was gone, leaving this note on the bed…. Lucy cried as if her heart would break. (8)
- Then Lucy, whose heart was full to her, came and kissed her, and Berry bumped down and regularly cried. (10)
- He calls her by her name, Lucy: and she, blushing at her great boldness, has called him by his, Richard. (10)
- Then Lady Blandish said her good-night, praising Lucy, and promising to pray for their mutual happiness. (10)
- Her old nurse, Lucy, a very broad, good woman, had married the proprietor of the inn in the village there. (8)
- Lucy had to pretend to rise to put out the light before Berry would give up her amorous chaste soliloquy. (10)
- The baronet thought it better that their meeting should be private, and sent word for Lucy to wait upstairs. (10)
- Lucy attributed it to his sense of shame at his conduct, and Mrs. Berry did her best to look on it in that light. (10)
- Lucy threw a sad look at Richard, who stretched on a sofa, and left the burden of the entertainment entirely to her. (10)
- Off they went, and with Austin near her, Lucy forgot to dwell at all upon the great act of courage she was performing. (10)
- Happily for Lucy and the hope she bore in her bosom, she was perversely admiring a fair horsewoman galloping by at the moment. (10)
- Warming and caressing the poor infant, she managed by degrees to revive Lucy, and heard what had brought her to that situation. (10)
- She did her best when thus called on, by speaking of Lady Middleton with more warmth than she felt, though with far less than Miss Lucy. (4)
- The notion of the world laughing at him because he loved sweet Lucy stung him to momentary frenzies, and developed premature misanthropy in his spirit. (10)
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Definition of lucy:
- lucy, fem. of lucius_. | fr. lucie_, it. lucia_, sp. lucia_.(0)
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