Sentence for stephen | Use stephen in a sentence

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• Do drop it, Stephen! (8)
• Stephen back? (8)
• Stephen gone! (8)
• Remember a certain war, Stephen! (8)
• Stephen turned. (8)
• Stephen get my note? (8)
• Stephen nodded to her. (10)
• Stephen made haste down. (8)
• Stephen drank the dregs. (10)
• Nor do any of us, Stephen. (8)
• Stephen thumped his knee. (22)
• Stephen, however, interpreted it otherwise. (8)
• Stephen drew a deep breath. (8)
• Stephen sighed and sipped. (22)
• Stephen crossed to the door. (8)
• Stephen took up the Standard. (8)
• Stephen turned to the window. (8)
• Stephen broke through the hedge. (8)
• At last Stephen broke the silence. (8)
• Stephen saw that she was trembling. (8)
• Stephen took her quietly by the arm. (8)
• Stephen had irritated him profoundly. (8)
• Stephen never affected her like this. (8)
• He gave Stephen but a dubious welcome. (8)
• Stephen turned over on his other side. (8)
• With a little shrug Stephen turned away. (8)
• Stephen, close to his hat-rack, felt soreness in his heart. (8)
• Stephen, staying the progress of his pen, looked up at her. (8)
• Stephen slid the drawer back into its socket. (8)
• Stephen spoke quietly, looking at the ground. (8)
• What devil of pride has got into you, Stephen? (8)
• In his relief Stephen violated the laws of reticence. (8)
• Stephen merely clapped both elbows against his sides. (22)
• Stephen raised his brows, and glanced towards his wife. (8)
• Stephen took this for a sign of restored impersonality. (8)
• Stephen walked across to the rustic bench and sat down. (8)
• And to Stephen there was something awful in this thought. (8)
• And at this moment, to her deep astonishment, Stephen entered. (8)
• Stephen, who was very fond of her, saw that for some reason she was not herself. (8)
• The tone of his voice was so bitter that Stephen seized his hand. (8)
• He says if I want that, I can marry Stephen Lane or any other man. (13)
• In Stephen there was a horror of emotion amounting almost to disease. (8)
• By this time Stephen had finished his glass, and the effect was seen. (10)
• One must either take it as a jest, like Stephen; or, what must one do? (8)
• Stephen glanced quickly at the door, and, pursing up his lips, frowned. (8)
• The old man gained the support of his wife, Stephen that of his brothers. (12)
• Stephen, with a shiver of disgust, for his nerves were on edge, shut the window with a slam. (8)
• Hearing that rather bitter laugh, Stephen felt a little ache about his heart. (8)
• It was Stephen who, after taking a mouthful of dry sherry, broke the silence. (8)
• With a frown Stephen folded up the letter, and restored it to his breast pocket. (8)
• Her silence irritated Stephen, whose loyalty to his brother longed to fend a vent. (8)
• Leslie Stephen was so sensitive that he rarely read reviews of his critical writings. (16)
• Stephen marked his thin hands quivering, and this alarmed him as nothing else had done. (8)
• Mrs. Boulby herself brought his glass to Stephen, and, retreating, left the parlour-door open. (10)
• Stephen had the feeling that this was rather excessive; nevertheless festivities were arranged. (12)
• To these tidy rows of shining metal discs Stephen turned in moments when his spirit was fatigued. (8)
• At one end of the long, low drawing-room Stephen, in evening dress, was reading aloud from a review. (8)
• Stephen resumed his pipe amid a din of disappointment that made the walls ring and the glasses leap. (10)
• Stephen stared; he regretted sincerely that his legal habit of mind had made him put the case so clearly. (8)
• Whenever Stephen wanted to kiss her, she grew very pale, and looked at him as though he had lost his senses. (12)
• Cecilia was looking dubiously at his sock, where she seemed to see a tiny speck of white that might be Stephen. (8)
• There were no personal contacts except visits of state, which Stephen and his brothers occasionally paid them. (12)
• Stephen looked at his brother in surprise, amounting almost to dismay; he had spoken with such unwonted resolution. (8)
• Stephen took a hasty mental view of his position; he had been in danger of letting Hilary see that he suspected him. (8)
• But, Stephen, your speech will be a rallying cry to all the cranks, and every one who has a spite against the country. (8)
• His musical education was wholly acquired in Boston, his leading teachers having been Stephen A. Emery and B. J. Lang. (3)
• Being man and woman, they naturally took a different line of chase, Cecilia hunting in one grove and Stephen in another. (8)
• Stephen gave him the look with which he was accustomed to curdle the blood of persons who gave evidence before Commissions. (8)
• When Mr. Stone, refusing to be accompanied, had taken his departure, and Thyme had gone to bed, Stephen withdrew to his study. (8)
• Hilary was looking at him; that faintly smiling glance, searching him through and through, suddenly made Stephen feel inferior. (8)
• Before Stephen had spoken, it was clear to the apprehension of the whole room that he did not share the popular view of Robert. (22)
• Stephen let it be known that he could confirm this fact; he having seen Mr. Algernon Blancove stop Nic on the road and talk to him. (22)
• Stephen had lingered behind Cecilia and Thyme when they went away after dinner, to deliver a last counsel to his brother at the garden gate. (8)

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