Sentence for sentences | Use sentences in a sentence

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

• The sentences had fallen like blows. (9)
• He repeated sentences she had spoken. (10)
• She read off the first two sentences. (10)
• Sentences were scrawled on it in pencil. (8)
• She heard him murmur a few sentences within. (10)
• He taught me an effective delivery of my sentences. (10)
• Wilfrid has not spoken more than a dozen sentences. (10)
• Mr. Stone paused again, seeming to weigh his last sentences. (8)
• They interchanged smart semi-flattering or cutting sentences. (10)
• He might help to chasten the sentences laughed at by those newspapers. (10)
• Their exchange of sentences followed meditative pauses; Dorothea leading. (10)
• These sentences were murmured in a way suggestive of their uncommon value. (8)
• He was discontented all day, both with himself and the sentences he coined. (10)
• Cecil rounded one of his perplexingly empty sentences and turned on his heel. (10)
• His sentences and commands were no more to be disputed than those of the king. (12)
• My monstrous conceit of elevation will not suffer condensation into sentences. (10)
• The fact must be told in brief sentences, with a total absence of emotionality. (9)
• Her speech has become occasionally French in the construction of the sentences. (10)
• His speech was hurried; he sputtered his sentences and swallowed portions of them. (12)
• We must not write like Clarendon now, even if we could; our sentences must be brief. (2)
• And then she would burrow again and again into the artifice of those stilted sentences. (12)
• Whether or not the sentences were just, the judges should have sometimes shifted places. (10)
• He read two or three insufferable sentences from one of the love-epistles, and broke down. (10)
• As he was reading the letter upstairs by sentences, his door opened at the answer to a tap. (10)
• He did not so much write articles upon the health of his mistress as deliver Orphic sentences. (10)
• I cherish the fancy that Port speaks the sentences of wisdom, Burgundy sings the inspired Ode. (10)
• He felt a slight movement of curiosity to glance at two or three random sentences: very slight. (10)
• Here Mrs. Berry poured forth fresh sentences on matrimony, pointed especially at young couples. (10)
• He came on sentences of writing, where men waiting to be suffocated had written down their feelings. (8)
• With the treachery of controlled rage, Agostino drew near him, and whispered some sentences in his ear. (10)
• She had not agreed with him: he presented stinging sentences, which irritated more than they enlightened. (10)
• There are some sentences which have a mournful sound read to-day, thirty-five years after the discussion. (14)
• Weyburn rejoiced to find himself transcribing crisp sentences, hard on the matter, without garnish of scorn. (10)
• She poured forth her little flood of amiable sentences, while the bookbinder stood quietly holding his wheel. (13)
• He had scored the margin of the sentences containing his dotted words, as if in admiration of their peculiar wisdom. (10)
• Barto had fallen into the Southern habit of assuming ease in quasi-rhetorical sentences, but with wary eyes over them. (10)
• Use the paragraph heads in each chapter with the important sentences in the paragraphs to make an outline of each lesson. (3)
• As nearly right, too, in the wording of her opinion as one may be in three or four sentences designed to be comprehensive. (10)
• Her quick sentences sounded as if she kept them on strings, and wanted to draw them back as soon as she had let them forth. (8)
• On the contrary, one of the most impassioned sentences in the paper is that in which he speaks of the dignity of politics. (14)
• Whatever there was of wisdom in his view, he spoilt it for English hearing, by making use of his dry compressed sentences. (10)
• He wrote her name in simple fondness of the name; a verse, and hints for more, and some sentences, which he thought profound. (10)
• She had left moments between her incoherent sentences where he might interrupt her if he would, but he waited for her question. (9)
• But he assured me he believed his advocate and his adversary to be one and the same, and referred me to the collated sentences. (10)
• The stress of their voices fell upon different parts of the sentences they uttered, but did not commit either of them to a special role. (9)
• He was quiet, unlikely to give annoyance to persons not strongly predisposed to hear sentences finished and exclamations fall into their right places. (10)
• These sentences scarcely carried actual compliments when you knew the speakers; but outraged lovers cannot talk in that style after they have broken apart. (10)
• These sentences scarcely carried actual compliments when you knew the speakers; but outraged lovers cannot talk in that style after they have broken apart. (22)
• He took great pains with his prose, going over his various papers with care, and tucking in new sentences, or erasing sentences he did not like. (14)

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