Sentence for rock | Use rock in a sentence

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

• Uncle is a rock. (10)
• He seemed to rock. (10)
• He seemed to rock. (22)
• All was barren rock. (7)
• He sat like a rock. (10)
• He sat like a rock. (22)
• You compare her to a rock. (10)
• I think I am hewn in black rock. (10)
• Who would imagine a comparison of a woman to a rock! (10)
• I used to stand on Table Rock with the others. (9)
• She seemed herself as steady and strong as rock. (9)
• He drinks to rock his heart, because he has one. (10)
• He walked hurriedly back to the stunted rock tree. (10)
• As to the Rock, I know the argument; I may be wrong. (10)
• But rock is the very picture of beautiful Gorgon, haggard Venus. (10)
• Not one tiny soul, the size of a midge or rock flower, lived here. (8)
• The senseless rock awaits thy word To crumble; shall it be unheard? (10)
• The colonel had risen from the rock upon which they had been sitting. (1)
• Pretenders to the hand of an inviolate widow bite like waves at a rock. (10)
• The world seemed to rock and sway; to dance up, and be flung flat again. (8)
• Under the rock and up to see the snowy peak pink in a gap of thick mist. (10)
• A number of accidents occurred and many narrow escapes from rock and rapid. (19)
• One of the most imposing of these is Court House Rock, near the North Platte. (7)
• And she was silent, ceasing to rock herself; letting him smooth and stroke her. (8)
• The voice she had heard did but rock to ruin the world she had been living in. (10)
• It perches you on a rock; but the swimmer in politics knows what draws the tides. (10)
• And we felt that presently the goat-god must put his head forth from behind a rock. (8)
• It is the pain of a detachment of the very roots of our sea-weed heart from a rock. (10)
• He might rage at me for a day and a night, and I would rock him to sleep in the end. (10)
• You mount by stairs in a cutting of the rock to find yourself in a field of monuments. (2)
• The castle looked itself a denser shade among the moonthrown shadows of rock and tree. (10)
• This one had: she had the secret of lake waters under rock, unfathomable in limpidness. (10)
• She reproached herself but she was in action, driven by necessity, between sea and rock. (10)
• When it was nothing, either in physic or assistance, he was like a great corner of rock. (10)
• I have always a big one perched on a rock in the distance; but I speak of my present desire. (10)
• That is my comfort, following shock on shock, Which sets faith quaking on their firmest rock. (10)
• Had she energy or spirit to meet him in the afternoon by the rock archway, as she had promised? (8)
• The rock was singularly striated, the scratches arranged concentrically and in helicoidal curves. (7)
• These idolised him, and to one, the brilliant and adventurous La Salle, he stood firm as a rock. (19)
• You may indeed imagine grief in the very rock that sees its flower fading to the withered shred. (10)
• It really faced nothing but a high breast of rock, the rear of the building being set into a hill. (1)
• He now and then ran near the rock of preciosity, though he very seldom piled up his barque on that reef. (2)
• Fragments of broken rock were falling around him, and his own position momentarily threatened a downfall. (6)
• Here there was a feast of variously-tinted sunset shadows on snow, meadows, rock, river, serrated cliff. (10)
• Your endeavours, my good young man, will lessen like those of the man who employed a spade to uproot a rock. (10)
• It was indeed as if some magic had clothed that huge rock, base and steepy flank and crest, with a silver city. (9)
• She was close above the shore before she saw him standing in the rock archway, looking for her across the beach. (8)
• He sees the human current flowing on either side of him and his huddled escort, like tide waves parted by a rock. (1)
• He noticed a fissure in the rock, which on investigation by night was discovered to pierce the hill from side to side. (14)
• I have seen Goat Island without visible means of support and Red Rock suspended in mid-air like the coffin of the Prophet. (7)
• That night the frost came; the water expanded; the high rock was cleft asunder; and down came Vercingetorix and his army. (14)
• And just examining it, you see he could get no earthly good out of it: he might as well try to scale a perpendicular rock. (10)
• The only means of access was by a narrow natural bridge of rock flung from this insulated pinnacle across to the mainland. (10)
• Opening my case of instruments, I took out my petrochronologue and applied it to the worn and scratched surface of the rock. (7)
• In a little sunken place, behind a rock, some rods away, Westover found Jeff lurking with his dog, both silent and motionless. (9)
• In the shadow of the towering rock of Cape Diamond, the first thing to be done was to clear a site and erect cabins for shelter. (19)
• From rock to rock she swerved and sank; on the last ledge she scraped with a deadly touch that went to the heart. (9)
• These were rare moments; mostly, when it was not like painted canvas, is was hard like black rock, with surfaces of smooth cleavage. (9)
• The combe ends in a sandy cove with black rock on one side, pinkish cliffs away to the headland on the other, and a coastguard station. (8)
• His heart warmed within him, all his bitterness disappeared, and the waves seemed to rock him and the burden in his arms as in a cradle. (5)
• The shore was one of sand and shells, their wet cheeks sparkling in the moonlight; over it hung a promontory, a huge jut of black rock. (10)
• The detached mound of rock on which it stood rose like an island in the midst of the plain, and commanded the highways in every direction. (9)
• At the salient of that second angle was a large flat rock, jutting out northward, overlooking the deep valley from which the road ascended. (1)
• In the reform campaigns which periodically rock our large cities,—and our small ones, too,—the newspapers habitually make use of this fact. (16)
• Her face was not the chalk-quarry or the rosed rock; it was oddly individual, and, in a way, alluring, with some gentle contraction of her eyelids. (10)
• Immediately at the back of it, to the south, however, the ground slopes steeply upward, the acclivity broken by three terraces cut into the soft rock. (1)

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