Use the word terrace in a sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use terrace in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for terrace.
- They met on the terrace. (10)
- It came from the terrace below. (8)
- I can pick up nothing near the terrace. (8)
- Twenty-three feet from the terrace, sir. (8)
- Up along that terrace Miss Nesta lives. (10)
- First long window on the terrace, tell him. (8)
- Along the terrace he kept close at her elbow. (8)
- As he approached the terrace his wife came, towards him. (8)
- When she felt herself safe, she went out on the terrace. (8)
- At the sound she gets up anti goes out on to the terrace. (8)
- Madge and the miracle infant awaited them on the terrace. (10)
- After dinner they went out on to the terrace to have coffee. (8)
- He mounted to the hotel; there on the terrace was his tutor. (8)
- They stood for a moment on the terrace, looking at the house. (13)
- You can go out on the terrace a little, and then you must go up. (8)
- The earl and she watched the scene on the sward below the terrace. (10)
- There was nothing evil, however, between those two on the terrace. (13)
- Miltoun was standing in the embrasure of a window above the terrace. (8)
- Then snatching up his hat, he passes hurriedly out along the terrace. (8)
- The dim silver of half-lighted lakewater shot along below the terrace. (10)
- Holly led the way on to the terrace and down to the lawn without answering. (8)
- Some, with bamboos and Chinese lanterns, swing them up outside on the terrace. (8)
- Then they descended the terrace to meet Lady Fleetwood driving her pony-trap. (10)
- And without further words she opened the terrace door and stepped into the hall. (13)
- And across the terrace stones, growing grey in the moonlight, he passed back within. (8)
- At her suggestion they went after dinner to the public terrace overlooking the river. (8)
- Madge bustled her shorter steps up the park beside her; Fleetwood met her on the terrace. (10)
- Mr. Austin and Mr. Tuckham came strolling in conversation round the house to the terrace. (10)
- They sat on the terrace above the lake, screened from the sunlight by thick myrtle bushes. (10)
- At the last terrace they stopped and waited; and after a delay that began to be long to Mrs. (9)
- Nataly drew Colney Durance with her eyes to step beside her, on the descent to the terrace. (10)
- A few early fallen oak-leaves strewed the terrace already, and were rolling round in the wind. (8)
- Putting his hand to his side to still the beating of his heart, he stepped out on the terrace. (8)
- It was on a heap of rolling stones, on an artificial terrace, certainly not five feet square in all. (2)
- He moved up on to the terrace and walked briskly, to rid himself of this disturbance before going in. (8)
- Belle Vue Terrace stared out of lank glass panes without reserve, unashamed of its yellow complexion. (10)
- He stayed out on the terrace when she had gone in, restless and unhappy the moment he was away from her. (8)
- He staggered up toward the terrace, dragged himself up the steps, and fell against the wall of the house. (8)
- He was leaning on the balustrade of the terrace, near the water-gate, looking into the deep clear lake-water. (10)
- A hush had fallen on the noisy terrace, as if all the strollers were thinking secrets too precious to be spoken. (8)
- He passed along by the Terrace, and stood for a moment looking down at the sea beyond the pigeon-shooting ground. (8)
- Her father stepped out on the terrace, from one of the open windows, trailing a newspaper like a pocket-handkerchief. (10)
- Gregory tried to speak; then turning abruptly, he stepped out on to the terrace, and passed from the view of those within. (8)
- Nothing, I think, more enforces the illusion of Southern Europe in Quebec than the Sunday-night promenading on Durham Terrace. (9)
- They were leaning over the railing of the terrace in the Palumbo, listening to the bells in the churches of Vetri below them. (13)
- After looking out on to the terrace she goes to the bay window; stands there listening; then comes restlessly back into the room. (8)
- He had not reached Hamilton Terrace before he changed his mind, and hailing a cab, gave the driver an address in Wistaria Avenue. (8)
- 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)
- Mrs. Marsett resided in a side-street not very distant from the featureless but washed and orderly terrace of the glassy stare at sea. (10)
- If he had so chosen, every street upon the northern slope might have been a noble terrace and commanded an extensive and beautiful view. (2)
- When she lay at night on her terrace, there was a pallid flashing behind the azure curtain of the sky, and the silence breathed treachery. (12)
- The architect had to speak to the superintendent of the building, and Helen sat down on the stone balustrade of the terrace to wait for him. (13)
- They were sauntering towards Durham Terrace where they leaned long upon the iron parapet and blest themselves with the beauty of the prospect. (9)
- She had enjoyed the advantage of having an estimable French lady for her governess, she informed him, as they sauntered together on the terrace. (10)
- He had also built along the terrace a broad veranda, which contrasted strangely with the weather-beaten, hand-made clapboards of the old building. (13)
Also see sentences for: balcony, gallery, plateau.
Definition of terrace:
- terrace, ter’s, n. a raised level bank of earth: any raised flat place: the flat roof of a house: | pl. (_geol._) comparatively level strips of land near the sea, lakes, or rivers, with a sharp descent at the edge towards the water, showing an ancient water-level. | v.t. to form into a terrace. (0)
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