Sentence for therefore | Use therefore in a sentence

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• Therefore you had to come to him. (10)
• Something was therefore very wrong. (8)
• She came, therefore, in a few minutes. (8)
• Let us wait, therefore, for this letter. (4)
• She was therefore both wary and affable. (8)
• She, therefore, said no more for some time. (4)
• Therefore I do not regret what I have done. (5)
• He was affable: therefore he was frivolous. (10)
• What must be his sense of it now, therefore? (4)
• She went, therefore, up the road to meet him. (8)
• He drove her, therefore, faster than his wont. (8)
• It must be Willoughby therefore whom you suspect. (4)
• We therefore spent the whole morning in this way. (6)
• How Mr. Darcy looked, therefore, she could not tell. (4)
• Keep him, therefore, I entreat you, in Edward Street. (4)
• He fancied he was moulding her; therefore winning her. (10)
• Therefore she is silent, for the dead have not a word. (10)
• How it could occur a second time, therefore, was very odd! (4)
• It is, therefore, disgracefully unjust to single him out. (22)
• Critics follow them, and therefore can do little as guides. (9)
• As soon, therefore, as the horse appeared, the spaniel John would. (8)
• Into this business, therefore, Lowell threw himself with vehemence. (14)
• She was a soul; therefore perpetually pointing to growth in purification. (10)
• She was going into action, and, therefore, had no patience with her nerves. (8)
• In vanity, therefore, she gained but little; her chief profit was in wonder. (4)
• She could not tell, therefore, the profound impression her words would make. (8)
• It is, therefore, without reason which I can allege that I enjoy Goldoni more. (9)
• Therefore other types will be considered here, such as brick, gravel, and stone. (17)
• She therefore stayed quite quiet, smiling a little, for fear he might suspect her. (8)
• He requested, therefore, that his host would let him hear what he desired to know. (10)
• Nedda, therefore, walked alone; but at her side went always an invisible companion. (8)
• He, therefore, told the mother and was rewarded by a little smile from the grave lady. (8)
• She had therefore to strain her adroitness to cover their deficiencies and fuse them. (10)
• There was nothing, therefore, to do but to steal away to Canada, whence they had come. (19)
• He was therefore unable to penetrate the mystery of our roundabout way of enlivening him. (10)
• She decided therefore to look in every room to see if she could find the things she wanted. (8)
• It is therefore peculiarly susceptible to influences which tend to lower artistic standards. (3)
• They had, therefore, occasion to try the arts of Segwuna to determine the range of the game. (18)
• He grew, therefore, tenderly inclined to Laetitia once more, so far as to say within himself. (10)
• But I knew that the seed was in him, and therefore I have not latterly invited him to Raynham. (10)
• There must, therefore, be some basis upon which estimates for these extras will be determined. (17)
• He had never, therefore, been inoculated against the germs of love by small doses of the poison. (8)
• Mr. Hurst had therefore nothing to do, but to stretch himself on one of the sofas and go to sleep. (4)
• He therefore set his jaw firmly and made its upper angles jut sharply through his clean-shaven cheeks. (9)
• The early English school, therefore, can be said to have had its last exponent in the person of Purcell. (3)
• We both, therefore, stormed in the most imposing English and French, first separately and then together. (6)
• He has, therefore, believed excessively in his ability to make use of her, and to counteract her baseness. (10)
• To know Fanny to be sought in marriage by a man of fortune, raised her, therefore, very much in her opinion. (4)
• It may be quite correct that powder is intended for explosion we do not therefore apply a spark to the barrel. (10)
• They attempted, therefore, likewise, to excuse themselves; the weather was uncertain, and not likely to be good. (4)
• We determined to take a good Stock with us and therefore each took a pair of our own besides those we set off in. (4)
• All his hopes of using it in his profession to make hardened sinners confess their misdeeds, were therefore, vain. (5)
• I shall therefore merely observe, that after a very long interview, the Colonel accepted my apologies, and we parted. (6)
• She therefore satisfied herself with common-place remarks or quiet attention, and the Admiral had it all his own way. (4)
• He discovered therefore one morning that an idea had come to him for making a series of watercolour drawings of London. (8)
• Of her own sanity she had no doubts for her mind was made of sterner stuff and would therefore be less easily affected. (5)
• He called it, therefore, his duty to step forward, and endeavour to remedy an evil which had been brought on by himself. (4)
• Trevanion, therefore, having wished me a safe deliverance through my trying mission, shook my hand warmly, and departed. (6)
• Short of actually beating his wife, he perceived nothing to be done; he therefore accepted the situation without another word. (8)
• He who sets deliberately about modifying nature, shows that he has not felt her beauty, and therefore cannot make others feel it. (9)
• He joined his cousin, therefore, in the bay window without the embarrassing sense of indiscretion he had been used to feel up there. (8)
• Those occupations he considered good for us; and our much talking, writing, and thinking about them characteristic, and therefore good. (10)
• We therefore appointed the most experienced camper a committee of one to choose the camp in the future, and agreed to abide by his decision. (20)
• Miss Bingley, however, was incapable of disappointing Mr. Darcy in anything, and persevered therefore in requiring an explanation of his two motives. (4)
• A bargain was therefore struck between the diplomatists of France and England, the former to yield back Madras if the English would give up Louisburg. (19)
• For that purpose we must have power; for power wealth; for wealth industry; for industry internal peace: therefore no agitation, no artificial divisions. (10)
• The money therefore which Eleanor had advanced was enclosed with little more than grateful thanks, and the thousand good wishes of a most affectionate heart. (4)
• It therefore antedates the settlement at Jamestown, Va., by a few years, making the beginning of American history under English auspices and the Opera coincide. (3)

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