Sentence for sky | Use sky in a sentence

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

• He stared at the sky. (10)
• He kept scanning the sky. (9)
• The sky is clear and sunny. (8)
• We twain have reached the sky. (10)
• Mrs. Shortman looked at the sky. (8)
• But Gregory stood looking at the sky. (8)
• No sky, no distance, barely the earth. (8)
• But Noel lay silent, looking at the sky. (8)
• And I lay on my back and looked at the sky. (8)
• At twelve a fire-balloon is seen in the sky. (10)
• Mrs. Shortman withdrew her gaze from the sky. (8)
• Her face was like an Egyptian sky fronting night. (10)
• All around the peaks there is nothing but blue sky. (8)
• Truly it is a pleasant sky above our heads to-day. (18)
• Providence dropped me a hundred pounds out of the sky. (10)
• The sky and the solid ground break up when I think of you. (10)
• Gregory turned his face to the window, and looked at the sky. (8)
• They started at a walk, but were soon trotting under a bright sky. (8)
• The sky had become overcast, purplish with little streaks of white. (8)
• She shook her face to the sky, and affected laughter at the symbol. (10)
• The June foliage made one long colonnade, broken by a winding river of sky. (8)
• Boldly to say we did a wrong will clear our sky for a few shattering peals. (10)
• Gregory went quickly to the window, threw it up, and stood gazing at the sky. (8)
• He named Esslemont once, shot up a look at the sky, and glanced it Eastward. (10)
• Over the hill a Pierrot moon was slowly moving up in a sky the colour of grey irises. (8)
• The sky was covered with soft, high clouds, through which shone little gleams of blue. (8)
• Over the pine-hills beyond the station a last rosy streak lingered across a green sky. (10)
• Overhead they had a great space of sky with broken cloud full of the glory of the moon. (10)
• The line was broken, and ran in dots, with here and there a pillar standing on opal sky. (10)
• A glorious morning of flushed open sky and sun on sea chased all small thoughts out of it. (10)
• But I thought we should get it from the look of the sky before I proposed to whistle for it. (9)
• Now, ere the last word was spoken by the King, there passed through the sky a mighty flash. (10)
• There were broad flushings in the sky, against which the branches of the trees showed black. (7)
• Ashurst did not answer; he had plucked a blue floweret, and was twiddling it against the sky. (8)
• The elm-trees bordering the field, though only just in leaf, showed dark against a white sky. (8)
• The dwarf square tower of Croridge village church fronted them against the sky, seen of both. (10)
• So, crowning them in the sky, one half was all love and light; one, blackness and fell purpose. (10)
• They sat embraced, with hands locked, in the unlighted room, and Tony spoke of the splendid sky. (10)
• If it was indeed a voice, the voice, he would have said, was travelling high in air along the sky. (10)
• They had worn to resemble the thin-edged layers of still upper cloud round the peep of coming sky. (10)
• Then Andrew with another glance at the clouds, now violet on a grey sky, said he must really be off. (10)
• The figures on the summit of Parnassus were seen bobbing in happy placidity against the twilight sky. (10)
• A still clear light began to fall, and the trees on the hillside were outlined sharply against the sky. (2)
• So Dietel found room, and, after vainly looking for Kuni among the others, gazed out at the starlit sky. (5)
• The tall bare pine stems rose up all round like columns in a temple roofed with the dark boughs and sky. (8)
• But slowly the peace and beauty of sea and sky, the flight of the lonely seagulls, made him feel ashamed. (8)
• He dressed and directed his leisurely steps to the common, under a black sky, and stars of lively brilliancy. (10)
• The thin branches of the trees rose bare and severe between him and the blue sky, mementos of the silent winter. (13)
• Here and there were puddles of dirty, yellow water, which reflected the grey sky and in which tree-trunks rotted. (12)
• It looked so different, bare and shorn, under the light grey sky; the willows were all polled, the reeds cut down. (8)
• It is the rainbow in the sky for me; and I have seldom seen a sky without some bit of rainbow in it. (9)
• The morning came, cold, with a high, grey, London sky, and at half-past ten the first carriage, that of James, drove up. (8)
• Her small, high voice came to us in trills and spurts, as the wind let it, like the singing of a skylark lost in the sky. (8)
• I used to think of him under a great warm sky, with olives and vine-trees and mulberries like my father used to speak of. (10)
• The wide curve of the Quadrant swept into a sky of unreal blue, and the orange-shaded lamps merely added to the unreality. (8)
• Then the moon passed behind the lime-tree, so that a great lighted Chinese lantern seemed to hang blue-black from the sky. (8)
• Then in the street beyond the outer gate a coster began calling to the sky, and in the music of his prayers the sound was lost. (8)
• A pigeon flew over, white against the leaden sky; some birch-trees that had gone golden shivered and let fall a shower of drops. (8)
• The gray, stormy sky hung low, and broke in fitful rains; but perhaps for the inclement season of mid-summer it was not very cold. (9)
• The greater part of the night she lay on an open terrace, in front of which the sky hung down like a curtain of dark-blue velvet. (12)
• Alighting here on an evening of clear sky, Beauchamp found an English groom ready to dismount for him and bring on his portmanteau. (10)
• On the edge of the plateau, to mark the highest point, someone had erected a rude cross, which jutted out stark against the blue sky. (8)
• The spirit of colour was flying in the distant trees, swathing them with brownish-purple haze; the sky was saffroned by dying sunlight. (8)
• For iron Winter held her firm; Across her sky he laid his hand; And bird he starved, he stiffened worm; A sightless heaven, a shaven land. (10)
• The prevailing tone of the city and the sky is gray; but under the cloudy heaven there is no responsive Gothic solemnity in the architecture. (9)

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