Sentence for summer | Use summer in a sentence

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

• After a summer at Nohant, Mme. (3)
• Next summer she was going to Wales. (10)
• The sight of summer folks makes me sick! (9)
• Summer splendours robed the broken ground. (10)
• I must have expiated many sins this summer. (14)
• These are the summer days, and these our walks. (10)
• A kind look gave Summer depths to her dark eyes. (10)
• The thought of it harassed him during the summer. (14)
• She had died the preceding summer while he was at sea. (4)
• I thought the place was thronged the whole summer long. (9)
• To grow and reach the hour of summer; all must do that! (8)
• It was the only disconsolate hour of his day, this summer weather. (8)
• The moon was surpassingly bright: the summer air heavy and still. (10)
• Curious that on so warm a summer day, heat should be so comforting! (8)
• My Winter and Summer were the moods of my mind constantly shifting. (10)
• In the meantime it was understood that he was ill at his summer home. (13)
• Over the garden, the day brooded in the first-gathered warmth of summer. (8)
• She and Adrian likewise strolled forth to enjoy the air of the Summer night. (10)
• When the summer term began, life seemed to be all made up of thoughts of him. (8)
• This gentleman, and others like him, used to be the lords of our summer resorts. (9)
• The gray light of the summer evening filtered mournfully into the dingy room…. (13)
• He still dreamed of going back to England the next summer, but that was not to be. (9)
• Youth with youth, summer to summer, falling leaf with falling leaf! (8)
• It was the out-door life which was best for him, and he picked up again in the summer. (9)
• Thus the place perpetually renews itself in the glow of love as long as the summer lasts. (9)
• I know one man of letters who wrote to-day and tore up tomorrow for nearly a whole summer. (9)
• I know one man of letters who wrote to-day, and tore up tomorrow for nearly a whole summer. (9)
• The meeting of the Pepperrell Association was by no means the chief excitement of our summer. (9)
• There, amongst them, is poor Herd, still so sad from his summer loss, plodding doggedly away. (8)
• If there be sun of summer, let him not go out into it, mistaking it for the Indian-summer sun! (8)
• It was a day of summer sweetness, gentle laughter, conversation, and the happiest homeliness. (10)
• The landlady, a summer widow, blushed, and as he was stepping from the room, called him aside. (10)
• Rumours of war added to the briskness of a London turbulent at the close of the summer holidays. (8)
• She was the daughter of the postmaster in the village where Miss Shirley was passing the summer. (9)
• I have ordered the yacht to be fitted out for a cruise in the Mediterranean early in the Summer. (10)
• In Quebec, Montcalm during the long days of {213} early summer awaited the coming of the English. (19)
• For every summer, the flocks out of all Ardèche are brought up to pasture on these grassy plateaux. (2)
• The summer night was hot, so hot and still that through every opened window came in but hotter air. (8)
• He was going to push the work right through in the summer, and be ready for the season the year after. (9)
• As for the summer hotel, by steep or by strand, it leaves little to be complained of except the prices. (9)
• The summer folks came more and more, every year, with little variance in the impression on either side. (9)
• She, who was the very spirit of this flying, nymph-like summer, was untimely wintered-up in bleak sorrow. (8)
• At first the poet is consoled by the serene beauty of the summer night, but his fears gain the upper hand. (3)
• Reluctantly they turned back, and not till the following summer did the two explorers reach Canada again. (19)
• At a corner, half a block ahead of them, the summer noon solitude of the place was broken by a bit of drama. (9)
• The poor fellow was in an effect of belated summer as to clothes, and he looked not merely haggard but shabby. (9)
• Of all the Federal Army on that summer morning none had accepted battle more joyously than Anderton Graffenreid. (1)
• When my niece Georgiana went to Ramsgate last summer, I made a point of her having two men-servants go with her. (4)
• In the summer he enjoyed much making the personal acquaintance of Thomas Hughes, who visited America at this time. (14)
• He asked her where she was to be met, where written to, during the Summer, in case of his wishing to send her news. (10)
• He wiped his forehead largely with his handkerchief; as one whom Calamity hunted a little too hard in summer weather. (10)
• His heart began rapidly throbbing at the sight of a little rosy-curtained cot covered with lace like milky summer cloud. (10)
• They sat about in silence, and March fancied that the flown summer was as dreamlike to each of them as it now was to him. (9)
• As the summer wears away he is more impatient over the confusion of issues, but on the whole thinks he shall vote for Hayes. (14)
• We have had his good offices at a fair price all summer, but as it draws to a close they are rendered more and more fitfully. (9)
• In the summer of 1908 disastrous fires raged in the northern Lake country, and great areas of standing timber were destroyed. (16)
• It is the place to stroll on one of those days of sunshine and east wind which are so common in our more than temperate summer. (2)
• Six years after Miss Milray parted with Clementina in Venice she found herself, towards the close of the summer, at Middlemount. (9)
• Weeks grew into months and the spring came and the summer passed yet no word from the one she knew was dearer to her than life. (18)
• But the old geniality, the old warmth glowed in him, and made a summer amidst the storm of snow that blinded the wintry air without. (9)
• The stars which so powdered the summer sky seem mostly to have gone back to town, where no doubt people take them for electric lights. (9)
• It seemed to him that they had gone back to the old ground of common artistic interest which he had found so pleasant the summer before. (9)
• He might as well have tried to fetter the summer breeze that blew across Lake George as to balk his redskin allies of their destined prey. (19)
• I had not, Miss Crawford, been an inattentive observer of what was passing between him and some part of this family in the summer and autumn. (4)
• I shall always associate their pathos with this hot summer weather, and I shall think of them whenever the thermometer registers eighty-nine. (9)
• Every one contributes to his utmost, people amuse themselves with games and excursions, using caleches in summer, sledges and skates in winter. (19)
• This officer the Government despatched in the summer of 1749 with a small force of some 200 French soldiers, Canadian bushrangers, and Indians. (19)
• It was dark when they arrived; just their bedroom and two sitting-rooms had been made ready, with fires burning, though it was still high summer. (8)

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