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• Kiomi sent a volley at her. (10)
• Dahlia sent her eyes at Rhoda. (22)
• It sent a titter over England. (10)
• Could a miniature of her be sent? (10)
• The doctors sent her to the Tyrol. (8)
• He sent me once a glorious letter. (10)
• Renee sent up a little note to Mrs. (10)
• Dahlia soothed her, and sent her off. (10)
• Dahlia soothed her, and sent her off. (22)
• Dartrey sent a thought after his meaning. (10)
• She sent a skimming look at the opposite. (10)
• Then what a wild shout the others sent up! (5)
• The confessor had sent her to the right place. (5)
• He was sent on wild errands and to other people. (12)
• No letter of condolence had been sent to Ireland. (4)
• They were embarked on ships and sent back to France. (19)
• You know I sent him tickets yesterday for the theatre. (6)
• She humped her shoulders and sent a shudder up her neck. (10)
• He sent round for me this morning, and I found him in bed. (9)
• He sent out quick spirts of smoke rolling into big volumes. (10)
• Yesterday morning your letter was sent up from Sutton farm. (22)
• But I wonder why they sent Risk to me for a passport, anyway? (18)
• Mrs. Pendyce was not yet down, but sent to ask him to come up. (8)
• A poisoned arm; rather than the authorities, had sent him home. (8)
• Andre was ordered back and sent to Salem under Major Tallmadge. (18)
• May be his sister is worse at Avignon, and has sent for him over. (4)
• The sorcery she sent through his blood communicated itself to hers. (10)
• Imogen had taken up a novel sent from the library, and stood absorbed. (8)
• Angelo checked it, and told Lorenzo to make speed: he sent no message. (10)
• He sat down and sent his hair distraught with an effort at smoothing it. (22)
• At the hour of eleven he sent for Arabella to come to him in the library. (10)
• A canvasman, sent to investigate, found the porker under an adjacent house. (21)
• When that fellow sent no remittance last month, I told you I suspected him. (10)
• Something stronger than a hint sent him off at a trot, hugging in his elbows. (22)
• An hour before dinner, Juliana sent him a message that she desired to see him. (10)
• She put some things together, sent the maid out for a cab, and sat down to write. (8)
• In the evening, directly after dinner, Bittridge sent up his name for Mrs. Kenton. (9)
• Only the German papers sent reporters to the trial and published the proceedings. (16)
• I do think he must have been sent for about money matters, for what else can it be? (4)
• He sent the introducing waiter speeding on his most kellnerish legs, and drew her in. (10)
• Nesta sent a line of excuse to Mrs. Marsett, throwing in a fervent adjective for balm. (10)
• The mystery of my not having sent word to Bulsted or to Riversley perplexed my father. (10)
• There was a long delay after he had sent in his name; but finally admission was given. (10)
• Field officers mounted and sent their impedimenta to the rear in care of negro servants. (1)
• Perhaps not: then, why had she sent word to him from Milan that she would be at Pallanza? (10)
• He gave one glance at it as at a history finished, and sent up his name to Lady Charlotte. (10)
• And to-day is like an eagle we have sent an arrow to shoot and know not if he will come down. (10)
• He had sent no word beforehand, so walked up from the station, entering his domain by the coppice gate. (8)
• I had been sent by General Hazen to that point and arrived in time to witness this formidable movement. (7)
• When these forces sent an emissary to confound them, as was clearly the case with Mrs. Chump, they fought. (10)
• His hand was raised as toward where Rhoda stood, but he sent no look with it; the direction was wide of her. (10)
• I had made my reflections, and never again did I venture to pass upon what contributors of his quality sent me. (9)
• From that point I sent it to all the English magazines as steadily as the post could carry it away and bring it back. (9)
• Could I have sent a few happy lines, they should not have been wanting, but nothing of that nature was ever in my power. (4)
• And he was quite mystified when she sent him away and refused to see him again before the ceremony of the following day. (13)
• General Washington missed the messenger because he returned on the road north of the one on which the messenger was sent. (18)
• Jane had sent Caroline an early answer to her letter, and was counting the days till she might reasonably hope to hear again. (4)
• If we made them have a good time, and sent them on their way rejoicing, I confess that I should feel myself distinctly a loser. (9)
• Her third attempt at a letter pleased her scarcely better than the rest, but she sent it, though it seemed so blunt and awkward. (9)
• Kirsteen alone was in, and, having sent Nedda into the orchard to look for her uncle, Frances Freeland came at once to the point. (8)
• After an heroic defence, Drucour was at last obliged to surrender, and all the garrison were sent to England as prisoners of war. (19)
• The weather had changed, was mild again, as though, having finished its work and sent a Forsyte to his last account, it could relax. (8)
• Algernon sent him to perdition with infinite heartiness, but he was dry, dispirited, and weak, and he walked on, Sedgett accompanying him. (10)
• He sent an angry message of adieu to the duchess, informing her that he alone was responsible for the behaviour of the ladies of his family. (10)
• The marquise alighted, crying hold, to the stables, caressed her horse, and sent him off with a smack on the smoking flanks to meet the groom. (10)
• The duchess had to witness many similar outrages later when she saw George in the school to which the stone-mason sent his promising apprentice. (5)
• The Governor permitted his advance and sent a factor to meet him and insist upon his eyes being bandaged before he would be permitted to enter. (19)
• Almost as great a boon King Louis bestowed upon Canada when he sent her the new Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian army, the Marquis de Montcalm. (19)
• Her rejection of his ridiculously generous proposal seemed to show an intervening hand in his favour, that sent her distraught at the right moment. (10)

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Definition of sent:

• sent, sent, n. (_spens._) scent, perception.(0) | sent, sent, pa.t. and pa.p. of send_.(0)

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