Sentence for squire | Use squire in a sentence

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

• The squire nodded. (10)
• The squire was dead. (10)
• The squire turned to me. (10)
• The squire pointed at me. (10)
• The squire grumbled a bit. (10)
• The Squire broke the silence. (8)
• The squire had sickened him. (10)
• The squire checked his breath. (10)
• The Squire looked at her fixedly. (8)
• The squire whistled for his dogs. (10)
• The Squire raised his head at last. (8)
• The squire fretted for Janet to depart. (10)
• The Squire covered his eyes with his hand. (8)
• You can do what you like with the squire. (10)
• The Squire put out his hand affectionately. (8)
• The squire stood up with horrid contortions. (22)
• On that point the squire was equally decided. (10)
• The squire was thrumming on the arm of his chair. (22)
• The Squire and General Pendyce were standing there. (8)
• The squire certainly had a whole ocean at command. (10)
• The squire seized the decanter and drank in a fury. (10)
• The intention was to cause the squire a distraction. (10)
• She pleaded for the horses and the squire alternately. (10)
• The squire having exploded his wrath gave it free way. (10)
• The Squire came into her room just as she was going down. (8)
• The squire asked him whether he found consolation in that. (10)
• The wife of a squire of those parts, with a house in London. (8)
• The squire asked him if he was going to church that morning. (10)
• Acquiescent token on the part of the new dignitary, Squire Pole. (10)
• The squire signified sharply that she must remain where she was. (10)
• The Squire became aware that Mr. Barter was approaching from behind. (8)
• The squire emptied his glass, and Sir William thrummed on the table. (10)
• The squire allowed me a thousand a year, independent of my own income. (10)
• The squire hastily seized a scrap of paper on the table and wrote on it. (10)
• When she was near it, away to the right, she saw the Squire and Mr. Barter. (8)
• The squire bunched his features; he tutored his temper, and said not a word. (10)
• The Squire sang two loud notes, spoke three, sang two again; the Psalms ceased. (8)
• Then the squire put the bridle-reins in my hands, bidding me present it myself. (10)
• The Squire came out on the top of the rise, and all Worsted Scotton was in sight. (8)
• The squire himself unbolted the door, and threw it open to the limit of the chain. (10)
• Presently the squire descended, fully clad, and breathing sharply from his nostrils. (10)
• They had come back to their old camping-ground, rather dissatisfied with the squire. (10)
• The Squire stopped with a hoarse sound, and stood silent, covering his eyes with his hand. (8)
• But, more than that, she believes she is obliged to give her hand to my cousin, the squire. (10)
• At any rate, Dandy was her creature; and the great Mel himself rallied her about her squire. (10)
• It appears according to Bob, that the squire had promised to see his son, and settle matters. (10)
• The squire observed that a kiss of that sort might as well have been planted on her back hair. (10)
• From six to seven she received from the Squire his impressions of Parliament and things at large. (8)
• Surprise, exaggerated on his face by a pain he had anticipated, made the squire glare hideously. (22)
• And that reminds me: would you have me go down to Riversley and show the squire the transfer paper? (10)
• A single neighbouring squire and magistrate, by name Trusham, had been bidden, to make numbers equal. (8)
• Lastly, the Squire in a high hat, six or seven paces in advance of his wife, in a small velvet toque. (8)
• General Goodwin was hurrying the prince up the steps, the squire at the same time retreating hastily. (10)
• There was no sound save the tinkle of forks and the voices of Norah and the Squire, talking of little things. (8)
• The Squire dismounted, tethered his horse, and sat under one of those birch-trees, on the fallen body of an elm. (8)
• The Squire could not bear being played to, but it was the only command likely to be obeyed that came into his head. (8)
• Two other lads and the coachman were out scouring the country to find me, and the squire was anxious, it appeared. (10)
• The poor Squire found this the only time when he could get relief from worry; he came to bed much earlier on purpose. (8)
• She marked neither the knight nor the squire, who stood shading his eyes with his hand in order to see her the better. (5)
• The squire would not, and he could not, believe our story until he heard the confession from the mouth of the captain. (10)
• The squire gave me one of his short tight grasps of the hand, in which there was warmth and shyness, our English mixture. (10)
• George, the squire, gazed in openmouthed wonder, and his mouth remained open until he entered the fore-court of the palace. (5)
• Captain Bulsted returned to take command of his ship, not sooner than I wanted him, and told us of a fierce tussle with the squire. (10)
• The squire listened, and perspired at finding the object of his abhorrence crowned thus in the unassailable realms of the abstract. (10)
• The squire returned with my aunt Dorothy and Janet to behold the detested man communicating with the outer world from his own rooms. (10)
• Sir William had recently had a touch of the family complaint, and spoke of it in terms which gave the squire some fraternal sentiment. (22)
• The squire could endure no more, and happily so, for my father was losing his remarkably moderated tone, and threatening polysyllables. (10)
• Briefly, Mrs. Chump, aided by Braintop, her squire, had at last hunted Mr. Pericles down, and the wrathful Greek had called her a beggar. (10)
• I knew him by reputation as the brother of Squire Gregory Bulsted of Bulsted, notorious for his attachment to my aunt, and laughing-stock of the county. (10)
• The Squire put his back against the sideboard; his stiff figure, with lean neck and angry eyes, whose pupils were mere pin-points, had a certain dignity. (8)

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