Sentence for seek | Use seek in a sentence

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• To seek my fortune. (8)
• Yes, and where you seek it! (10)
• Let no one try to seek me out. (12)
• That is the sum of what seek we. (10)
• Pass on: it is the truth seek we. (10)
• Does not love seek to give, to bestow? (10)
• For zat, I seek you, and not a countryman. (10)
• That will accomplish the purpose you seek. (10)
• That will accomplish the purpose you seek. (22)
• Ah then, seek to be loved, and banish Bull. (10)
• She begged that no one try to seek her out. (12)
• Emma lost no time in deciding to seek the match-box. (10)
• I do not seek, for I have not deserved, your pardon. (10)
• She determined to call upon them and seek safety in numbers. (4)
• More it were not well to speak; Burn to see, you need but seek. (10)
• She did not ask herself why she should have to seek them for aid. (10)
• The men who seek intoxicating cups are men who invite their fates. (10)
• He would shun vast expanses, and seek shade, concealment, solitude. (10)
• Nor did it help him to seek them out singly and persuade them to secrecy. (12)
• Thereupon she sent messengers towards all points of the compass to seek him. (5)
• We will hope the lady will stick to her choice, and not seek smaller change. (10)
• Men with grafts seek to use the paper, people with schemes ask free publicity. (16)
• She must and would see Jimmy again, if she had to wait and seek for him all night! (8)
• Jealous devotion bade her break the mesh, That I might seek that other like a bird. (10)
• To seek it, owns to our smallness, in real fact; and when it is attained, what then? (10)
• We had nothing, and we must seek a chance where something besides money would avail us. (9)
• It is largely because of this that I have elected to seek the seclusion of another world. (8)
• Seek counsel and guidance to-night, as you have done before with me, and profited, I think. (10)
• The Milrays came a month later, to seek a milder sun than they had left burning in Florence. (9)
• The house was dark and silent when Evan, refreshed by his rest, descended to seek his mother. (10)
• Who sweats not with the flock will seek in vain To shed the words which are ripe fruit of sun. (10)
• And with a haughty wave of his hand, prevented all further attempt on my part to seek explanation. (6)
• He must have gone thither to seek once more for the lost substance after she had helped him to bed. (5)
• But seriously: though his father may seek twenty brides for him, he himself wants no one but Xanthe. (5)
• Advertisers are known to go to a newspaper office to seek favors, sometimes improper, often innocent. (16)
• They seek to pluck up every rooted principle: they sneer at our worship: they rob us of our religion. (10)
• He fulfilled his obligations to his fellow-men as these sought him out, but he had ceased to seek them. (9)
• Without real qualifications for it, the ambitious young person would better seek some other life-work. (16)
• But he remained absent, and suddenly it seemed more disgraceful to seek him than to stand in the stocks. (5)
• Soon the gathering twilight drove us to seek a camp, although the domes of Kilia were not yet in sight. (20)
• In it both would sail to Boston, and there seek to obtain reinforcements from the sturdy New Englanders. (19)
• She was a woman who had been used to seek the light by striving; she had hitherto literally worked to it. (9)
• Simply, I entreat you, say this one thing of me: I seek for justice, but I never complain of my fortunes. (10)
• She turned to him, and, This you seek is gone; Look in, she said, as pants the furnace, brief, Frost-white. (10)
• Nor did I seek to know the reason for this excess of respectfulness; I was beginning to take to it naturally. (10)
• He has secretly sent messengers in all directions to seek her, and recover her, and obtain her pardon: in vain. (10)
• The gambler does not seek to lead his fellows into perdition; the snared of the Demon have pleasure in the act. (10)
• Lingering long in his company, the summer twilight stole upon us before we knew it, and warned us to seek a camp. (20)
• He has served her; she needs him no more; but she will recommend him in other quarters, and bids him to seek them. (10)
• But since she is kind of heart, they who love her see her without trouble, and they who seek her find her with ease. (12)
• And since, of all things, Nature is ironical, it was fitting that he should seek the Park this day when it was gayest. (8)
• Most earnestly did she labour to prove the probability of error, and seek to clear the one without involving the other. (4)
• So, in what I shall have to say in answer to the question asked me, I shall seek above all things not to be quite frank. (9)
• The general excellence of his paper as an advertising medium—supposing he has no aim beyond profit—is what he should seek. (16)
• They did not seek comfort in an interchange of glances, but dropped their eyes, and masked their sight as they best could. (10)
• He gained kind looks besides warm thanks by the promise to seek a purchaser; especially by his avoidance of prying queries. (10)
• A clear, simple and just code would deprive them of their means of livelihood and compel them to seek some honest employment. (7)
• Let him cultivate the power of analysis, and seek from his critics, not praise, but knowledge of what, precisely, he has done. (16)
• Longer than others are they young: but meanwhile they are of an age when we are driven abroad to seek and shape our destinies. (10)
• It was too weirdly intimate, even for her; besides, when he had already tried to seek her counsel she had ignorantly repelled him. (9)
• The company of honoured friends, and aunts and uncles, remotest cousins, were glad to disperse and seek amusement in music and tea. (10)
• Vainly now the floating Naiads Seek to pierce the laurel maze, Nought but laurel meets their glances, Laurel glistens as they gaze. (10)
• She could not expect him to seek her again until the first bitterness of grief for the loss of this beloved relative had passed away. (5)
• As a result the pair concluded that I should seek out the Prior, since the Abbot was from home, and lay my case immediately before him. (2)
• Nor did he deem it hypocritical to seek to maintain his elevation in her soft soul, by simulating supreme philosophy over offended love. (10)
• He did not, indeed, make one impression upon me, but a thousand impressions, which I should seek in vain to embody in a single presentment. (9)
• And seek we rich significance Not otherwhere than with those tides Of pleasure on the sunned expanse, Whose flow deludes, whose ebb derides? (10)
• A green-edged lake of saffron touched the blue, With isles of fireless purple lying through: And Fancy on that lake to seek lost treasures sailed. (10)
• Credit must be given Andre, however, that he did not seek justification, personally, during his trial for his acts under a flag or pass from Arnold. (18)

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