Sentence for owned | Use owned in a sentence

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• She owned herself. (10)
• You always owned up. (9)
• He owned she was pretty. (10)
• He owned himself incomplete. (10)
• He owned that it was in Boston. (9)
• It is owned that he is a hero. (10)
• Every man acts as if he owned it. (9)
• He could never leave off longing for what he once owned! (8)
• It had done that for him, the earl owned. (10)
• He had his good qualities, the general owned. (9)
• Kitty owned that she had rather stay at home. (4)
• He owned that he had been culpable in the past. (9)
• For sometimes after it, you have owned it disagreed. (10)
• She owned she had forgotten any three consecutive words. (10)
• But so it was: and he owned to believing in English luck. (10)
• He owned that she cried some, when he said good-bye to her. (9)
• Something more than what he owned to us must have happened. (4)
• Why should he hug a book he owned he could not quite comprehend? (10)
• He maintained it, and owned himself a donkey for having stuck to it. (10)
• He has owned he is her husband: he has not disavowed the consequence. (10)
• Both owned to a swim; both omitted mention of the tale of white ducks. (10)
• Never was there a sweeter face, a finer form, or a less amiable Heart than Louisa owned! (4)
• So it would, she owned with another sigh; and yet it seemed impossible. (9)
• She unhesitatingly owned that she liked no one better, and he consented. (10)
• Kenton thought that was pretty good, and owned that she had got him there. (9)
• He looked at his watch, old and thin like himself; he had owned it fifty years. (8)
• And yet I imagine all these people are followers of One who never owned anything. (8)
• He little loved the man, his office less, Yet owned him for a flower of his kind. (10)
• The first sense of being owned, perhaps (who knows) of owning, had stirred in him. (8)
• She owned she had utterly belied herself; she protested she had been no free agent. (10)
• If the former is a talent, it must be owned that it is much commoner than the latter . (9)
• A smile, and he is up on godlike leaps Above, with his bright Goddess owned the adored. (10)
• For his part, comparison rushing at him and searching him, he owned that he leaned on pride. (10)
• She owned that, considering every thing, she was not absolutely without inclination for the party. (4)
• He had never dreamed that to see her in the presence of the man who owned her would be so terrible. (8)
• He owned this defect of temperament, but he said that it compensated the opposite in her character. (9)
• Her expression was just a little vacant, it must be owned; but so far as she went she was faultless. (9)
• It was from him that their daughter got her height, and, as Mrs. Pasmer freely owned, her distinction. (9)
• Wicked Will, owned by Spalding and Rogers, eclipsed most animals in difficult feats of various kinds. (21)
• Redworth heard the Frenchman say, and he owned to what was implied in the answering tone of the question. (10)
• He had not been there two days before he owned that the wish to see her had been more than half the reason. (8)
• Outside in the streets of Soho, which always gave him such a feeling of property improperly owned, he mused. (8)
• At seven he was rid of them, but parched and heated, as he deserved to be, he owned, for drinking the poison. (10)
• But she did not come, and he went sadly away, disturbed to the very bottom of all that he owned in fee simple. (8)
• Fancy owning no more of Nature than the crowd out there owned of the flowers and trees and waters of Hyde Park! (8)
• His large, loose mouth was drawn, for all its laughter at the fact which he owned; his profile, which burlesqued. (9)
• Burnamy and Miss Triscoe, as they hung upon the rail, owned to each other that they hated to have the voyage over. (9)
• But I owned at the same time that I never was good at figures, and that I found English money peculiarly baffling. (9)
• She owned that she had trembled for him till she had seen them all together; and now she should never tremble again. (9)
• In spirit our happy friends bowed themselves before it and owned that there was something better than happiness in it. (9)
• In the early days of the colony Master Abraham Martin had owned this tract of ground, which he had planted with corn. (19)
• The first questions put to him were directed toward gaining information about the corporation that owned the building. (13)
• That a phrase on any other subject was of much the same effect, in relation to it, may be owned; he was lightly kindled. (10)
• He owned he might have been mistaken, as the brilliant fellow flew swift and high between leaves, like an ordinary fritillary. (10)
• She was also as tall and slender as the lilies in the little garden that the Court apothecary had owned outside the Petersthor. (5)
• The others owned one by one that it was so, and she enjoyed the merit of a discoverer; but her discovery was rapidly superseded. (9)
• What could be more insane than to tell a man that he owned his wife, and punish him when someone unlawfully took her away from him? (8)
• Abram Posterley, enabled them to pronounce upon men and things; not without effect; their country owned it; the foreigner beheld it. (10)
• She could read them unmoved, and appease a wicked craving she owned to having, and reproached herself with having, for that language. (10)
• She did not pretend that she was surprised; she owned that she had sometimes expected it; she blamed herself for not expecting it then. (9)
• She and her sister Mrs. Fryar-Gunnett owned husbands who did their bidding, because of their having the brains, it might be understood. (10)
• Indeed, that celebrated animal, owned as he was by a pillar of the turf, who had secretly laid many thousands against him, had not even started. (8)
• But when reminded of her laughter-moving speech, Mr. Redworth bungled it; he owned he spoilt it, and candidly stated his inability to see the fun. (10)
• The result, March eagerly owned, was better than the literary result, and he foresaw that the number would be sold and praised chiefly for its pictures. (9)

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