A sentence using the word things. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use things in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for things.
- Facts are such horrid things! (4)
- He did not like the look of things! (8)
- One hears things. (10)
- Things have gone far. (10)
- Make the best of things. (8)
- Youth took things so hard! (8)
- I believed all those things. (8)
- They all say the same things. (10)
- They sound like blessed things. (22)
- But these things happen so often! (4)
- Little things do not irritate him. (4)
- Somebody to talk things over with. (8)
- There are many things I hate, Vigil. (8)
- Things of more importance were about. (10)
- His things had already been brought up. (8)
- I believe things are really going Bolshy. (8)
- A new order of things everywhere was begun. (19)
- Great things are happening and I am agitated. (10)
- But these external things did not suffice her. (12)
- He hated all things else, all hours, all ways. (12)
- I was afraid things were going to be difficult. (8)
- I had always a most peculiar talent for those things. (6)
- Yet, how dreadful to be told such things of his own father! (8)
- She had not deserved that he should conceal things from her. (8)
- Lots of fellows of our age have done things fellows write about. (10)
- To things that go too deep, one opposes the bulwark of obtuseness. (8)
- Wilfrid inquired how long this state of things had been going on. (10)
- All these things were incontrovertible parts of her life and fate. (12)
- He had never known such slovenliness in all things not to come to a bad end. (12)
- One says those sort of things, of course, without any idea of a serious meaning. (4)
- She put some things together, sent the maid out for a cab, and sat down to write. (8)
- The earl her husband fell altogether to drinking and coaching, and other things. (10)
- Few words were required to make him understand the position of things in the house. (22)
- Well, then, Cook will show you where things are kept, and how to lay the table and that. (8)
- You were kind enough to instruct me in a good many things I shall be sure to profit by. (10)
- He left Holland to talk about other things which his mother thought quite as bad for him. (9)
- The moment he had gone to get his things from the cab, she slipped out to the music-room. (8)
- Besides the cattle, we saw no living things except a few birds and a great many fishermen. (2)
- There had been a time in his life when other things besides his money seemed admirable to him. (9)
- In all the host of things insidiously un-American which have crept into our life, thank Heaven! (16)
- Yes, principles were good things, but we must not ride even good things to death. (16)
- But while Cæsar was considering these things an opportunity of acting successfully seemed to offer. (14)
- We had seen and done all the things that they were doing, and it presently bored us to chaperon them. (9)
- Let us to-day rejoice and give thanks to Bungoot that the old order of things has passed forever away. (7)
- Of all things hard to bear, the prostration of will-power is hardest, for one who has always had his way. (8)
- The quiet course of things within the house appeared to him to have a listening ear for big events outside. (10)
- He wears quite ordinary clothes, as if that department were in charge of someone who knew about such, things. (8)
- He had his state-room things put at an appreciable distance, where he did not escape a final stab from Lottie. (9)
- The Summer Islands are a British colony, and the joke does not flourish so luxuriantly, here as some other things. (9)
- But I was thinking how pretty and pleasant things used to be turning up all the time on our travels in the old days. (9)
- All things considered, therefore, it seems incumbent on me to take her to town and marry her immediately to Sir James. (4)
- Little Jon, who rarely did things merely because he was told not to, refrained from going, though he was bored and lonely. (8)
- All these beautiful and sweet things seemed to be a part of her joy at being loved, part of this sudden summer in her heart. (8)
- March asked when his wife came home, and began to put off her things, with signs of excitement which he could not fail to note. (9)
- Not one of these things that Nature made her do counted on her side, but how they fanned his longing, his desire, and distress! (8)
- Quite by chance of things, Carinthia Jane looked on the land of her father and mother for the first time under those conditions. (10)
- This was one of the things that provoked Mrs. Kenton with him; when he had once taken hope he would not abandon it without reason. (9)
- It was rather nice to be with a clever man, who had none the less done so many outdoor things, been through so many bodily adventures. (8)
- That might very easily be, for there is seldom anything more poignant in any one of them than there is in the average course of things. (9)
- Things being thus settled between them the King died, and was succeeded by his son Henry who had previously beat Sir William Gascoigne. (4)
- We got to talking in the most natural manner; and she seemed to tell these things about herself because they amused her and she liked me. (9)
- Her short-winged hive set to work in her head as usual, building scaffoldings of great things to be done by Chillon, present evils escaped. (10)
- But, pugnaciously as your loud voice summons to the strife, it will never destroy the sacred and venerable things which are worthy to endure. (5)
- He equally decided that it would be absurd; so we breakfasted deliberately, and then walked to the station, reasoning of many things as usual. (9)
- The new warmth and singing in her heart had not destroyed, but rather heightened, her sense of the extraordinary interest of all things that be. (8)
- Did she mean, amongst those splendid things, that they might understand each other; or were they fated to pretend to only, in the old time-honoured way? (8)
- In the dining-room a floor outlet should be provided for operating on the table such things as a toaster, chafing-dish, coffee-percolator, egg-boiler, etc. (17)
- But otherwise he was still young, intellectually; that is, there was no failure of interest in intellectual things, especially literary things. (9)
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