Sentence for spend | Use spend in a sentence

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• I had no chance to spend it. (8)
• Well, then, they must spend. (9)
• To attract money, he said, one must spend it. (13)
• We could spend the time so delightfully in it. (9)
• He explained, and she began to spend the divvy. (9)
• I should like to spend my whole life in reading it. (4)
• People who spend half their time on the Continent. (10)
• To spend one long day thus, drifting with the stream! (8)
• Most of them spend a few hours each Sunday in church. (21)
• Tresten advised him to spend an hour with the baroness. (10)
• Here then is a place to spend money and not to economize. (17)
• She resolved to prevail on her to spend a day at Hartfield. (4)
• Will you come and spend some time at Cleveland this Christmas? (4)
• You will spend your time more profitably with her than with me. (10)
• I am going to London, to spend a few days with John and Isabella. (4)
• Was it for this that he was going to spend some ten thousand pounds? (8)
• I spend many a wicked hour in mine, envying St. Lawrence his gridiron. (9)
• It was unnecessarily considerate of you to spend the night at an hotel. (12)
• They had persuaded him to go out to Treptow with them to spend the day. (12)
• I hope you spend your time pleasantly, but am afraid you never think of me. (4)
• Mr. Austin proposed to Cecilia that they should spend Easter week in Rome. (10)
• She could there entertain her friends, could spend a pleasanter time there. (10)
• We can prove it by the vast sums we spend on theatres, music, and pictures. (16)
• Richard bade them adieu, and went to spend his last evening with Mrs. Mount. (10)
• Sir John had been very urgent with them all to spend the next day at the park. (4)
• They register at the local hotels and spend much time in writing and reading. (21)
• Every Sunday afternoon her father was accustomed to spend a few hours with her. (12)
• I keep the old house up in good shape, and we spend a month or so there every summer. (9)
• He meant to rest awhile, and then get up and spend the night in receiving impressions. (9)
• If we were all to spend our time in hospitals, it would be rather dismal for the homes. (9)
• It had been arranged that we should spend the honeymoon down at their inn on the river. (8)
• While the family were in this confusion, Charlotte Lucas came to spend the day with them. (4)
• Allow him to spend the evening with you, that I may be in no danger of his returning here. (4)
• Cheap floor varnishes are not worth the labor of laying, and yet how many spend money on them. (17)
• He had walked up one day after dinner, as he very often did, to spend his evening at Hartfield. (4)
• It would be a hundred times better for these people to spend their time reforming high Society. (8)
• Reared in the tradition of thrift, she held it to be a crime to spend money not actually earned. (13)
• He determined to spend the miserable remnant of his life in going about doing good and bestowing alms. (9)
• Lady Ilchester invited me to spend a day at her house, Charley being home for his Midsummer holidays. (10)
• The earl wrote to Colonel Halkett from Romfrey Castle inviting him to come and spend some time there. (10)
• For he seemed always in the midst of plenty, with pockets full of money, and no hesitation to spend and treat. (12)
• The first figures had been very much in excess of the sum the trustees had intended to spend upon the building. (13)
• Many take advantage of the chance for a change and spend the night away from their accustomed sleeping apartments. (21)
• He made Jackson promise to spend a day with him in Boston, on his way to take the Mediterranean steamer at New York. (9)
• I could have them spend their Sunday afternoons going aboard the different boats, and looking up their accommodations. (9)
• This scheme was that she should accompany her brother back to Portsmouth, and spend a little time with her own family. (4)
• After one or two tactful feints the architect was forced to ask bluntly what the widow expected to spend on the house. (13)
• Condemned by Spanish Providence to spend a day in Madrid between their trains, it was but natural to go again to the Prado. (8)
• Wherever you are you should always be contented, but especially at home, because there you must spend the most of your time. (4)
• As he grew more comfortable he reflected how he had calmed that woman, and he resolved again to spend his life in doing good. (9)
• Having obtained this prize we were determined to manage it with eoconomy and not to spend it either with folly or Extravagance. (4)
• She would live fifteen or twenty years after he was gone, and might spend a lot of money; she had always had extravagant tastes. (8)
• You come home with my sister, and spend Christmas, and let us devote the rest of our lives to making your declining years happy. (9)
• He had come, intending to spend only a few days with them; but Mansfield promised well, and there was nothing to call him elsewhere. (4)
• There was nothing else to do: Champlain was obliged to go back with them and spend the whole of the succeeding winter in their lodges. (19)
• Therefore, during the long days and nights which she was obliged to spend in bed, she pondered still more constantly upon her own past. (5)
• Then she and her aunt went into the large, dull library, where they passed the evenings which Bessie did not spend in some social function. (9)
• An invitation for you to spend part of the autumn at Beckley Court, the ancestral domain, where there will be company the nobles of the land! (10)
• His fortune was very ample; but although his mode of living was neither very ostentatious nor costly, he contrived always to spend his income. (6)
• On the following Monday, Mrs. Bennet had the pleasure of receiving her brother and his wife, who came as usual to spend the Christmas at Longbourn. (4)
• Dr. Greydon had invited Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson to Dorminghurst to spend a Sunday during the deliberations of the Continental Congress. (18)
• But for this precious bull, however, and other business, he would have been able to spend almost the entire month with Dr. Shrapnel, he said regretfully. (10)
• In hopes of releiving my melancholy, by directing my thoughts to other objects, they have invited several of their freinds to spend the Christmas with us. (4)
• Upon the money which the publisher of books is ready to spend for advertising depends the publisher of book-reviews; upon him in turn depends the critic. (16)
• I have a notion that open-air labourers must spend a large portion of their days in this ecstatic stupor, which explains their high composure and endurance. (2)

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