Sentence for shoulders | Use shoulders in a sentence

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

• She raised her shoulders. (10)
• Bianca moved her shoulders. (8)
• Harz shrugged his shoulders. (8)
• Her shoulders were restless. (10)
• Martin shrugged his shoulders. (8)
• Annette shrugged her shoulders. (8)
• Summerhay shrugged his shoulders. (8)
• He put his hands on her shoulders. (8)
• Again Rosek shrugged his shoulders. (8)
• Mademoiselle rippled her shoulders. (10)
• Jolyon could only shrug his shoulders. (8)
• The architect shrugged his shoulders. (13)
• Waytes checked a bend of his shoulders. (10)
• Her shoulders intimated readiness for him. (10)
• His new acquaintance shrugged his shoulders. (8)
• Winifred shrugged her substantial shoulders. (8)
• He shrugs his shoulders and walks up the room. (9)
• She drew her wrapper close round her shoulders. (8)
• But she had vivacity both of lips and shoulders. (10)
• However, let it fall on me; my shoulders are broad. (10)
• My father overshadowed him with drooping shoulders. (10)
• Fleur ran to him, and put a hand on each of his shoulders. (8)
• But the build of his limbs and shoulders was not feminine. (10)
• Flinging his shoulders back, he surveyed the world on foot. (10)
• She shrugged her shoulders, fixing her resolute eyes on him. (8)
• Her long hair flowed beautifully over her slender shoulders. (12)
• Presently he shrugged his shoulders as if throwing off a burden. (1)
• The cobbler shrugged his shoulders, and Swithin rushed upstairs. (8)
• Her shoulders shook, and a sound of smothered sobbing came from her. (8)
• Two Ladies with bare shoulders and large hats pass down the corridor. (8)
• Emilia put her hands on his shoulders, and submitted her face to him. (10)
• His wan and weather-beaten face had placed ten years upon his shoulders. (18)
• She drew up her shoulders and shook; let them fall and dropped her head. (10)
• The flaring whirl of heads and shoulders surged fantastically up and down. (12)
• If he did shrug his shoulders, it was not till Sir William was out of sight. (4)
• The point is, that this confounded book must be off your shoulders, my lad. (10)
• The earl raised his shoulders, and kept his aide exclusively at the Memoirs. (10)
• She saw him shrug his shoulders ever so faintly with a puzzled little movement. (8)
• Her black hair was scattered over her shoulders and fell half across her brows. (10)
• The breadth of our shoulders is apparently presented for our critics to write on. (10)
• She slid her arm along the back of the bench and clasped the skinniest of shoulders. (8)
• Nedda bent over him; her hair covered his wet head, her hands trembled on his shoulders. (8)
• She came in as usual, dropped her opera cloak, and stood before him with bare shoulders. (8)
• The painter, who seemed to feel the wind blowing cold on his ideas, shrugged his shoulders. (8)
• At the touch of those soft shoulders, his face became suffused with blood, his lips trembled. (8)
• His face, on a screw of the neck and shoulders, was now perpetually three-quarters fronting. (10)
• And with a quick but heavy movement of her shoulders, she would turn away and join her fellows. (8)
• The newcomers edged their way forward and looked over the shoulders of those in the front rank. (1)
• Her son came in and laid a soft shawl over her shoulders before he shook hands with the visitors. (9)
• And, shrugging his shoulders, he went out to the stables, and told old Pettance to saddle Hotspur. (8)
• It will readily be conceived that I could not carry this huge package on my own, merely human, shoulders. (2)
• There entered a young gentleman in evening dress, with a loose black wrapper drooping from his shoulders. (22)
• The lady passed through the trial submitting, stiffening her shoulders, and at the close, shutting her eyes. (10)
• It appeared that he was leaving England; and to her questions why, and where, he had only shrugged his shoulders. (8)
• He looked no longer, but hunched his shoulders, holding his elbows stiff, that none might see what he was feeling. (8)
• But, worse than all, she said absolutely nothing; only shrugged her shoulders with a little smile that went to his heart. (8)
• But the man made me so uncomfortable, touching my shoulders, and I could not bear his hands, even when he was praising me. (10)
• She pulled a thin dressing-sack over her shoulders and sat down on the edge of the bed, looking breathlessly into his face. (13)
• She put her arms on his shoulders, clasping them behind his neck, thus drawing him and holding him from her at the same time. (13)
• May sat hunched up beside me, a rubber poncho over his shoulders and a Winchester rifle in its leathern case between his knees. (7)
• When he drops her shoulders, she gets up, gives him a vicious look, and suddenly stamps her foot on his toe with all her might. (8)
• At once he disencumbered his shoulders of the enormous wrapper, held it aloft imperiously, and by main force extinguished Emilia. (10)
• The back of his head bulged out above the lines of his lean neck and high, sharp shoulders; his grey hair was cropped quite close. (8)
• She had dark grey eyes and ash-blond hair that fell loose to her shoulders, where it was evenly clipped and made little attempts to curl. (12)
• Then he pulled up his shoulders and, followed by Christian, walked first falteringly, then with increasing firmness, toward the threshold. (12)
• Mr. Thompson shook his head, and, with dolefully puckered visage and a pitiable contraction of his shoulders, rose slowly up from his chair. (10)
• Determined not to shrink, he tried to brace his shoulders more firmly against the end of the excavation, and nearly fell backward in the attempt. (1)
• Her hands were clenched straight down from the shoulders: all that she conceived herself to be renouncing for his sake was expressed in her face. (10)
• She absolutely shrugged her shoulders and marched a-head of him into the conservatory, where she began smelling at flowers and plucking off sere leaves. (10)
• That thin-waisted figure with head set just a little forward between rather high shoulders, and its long stride, curiously suggested a leopard or some lithe creature. (8)
• It was a scene of flaring feathers, wide-flapped bonnets, flaunting hose, blue and battered steel plates, slashed woollen haunch-bags, leather-leggings, ensigns, and imperious boots and shoulders. (10)

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