Sentence for thyme | Use thyme in a sentence

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

• Thyme rose. (8)
• Thyme asked. (8)
• Thyme nodded. (8)
• Thyme frowned. (8)
• Thyme thought. (8)
• Thyme crimsoned. (8)
• Thyme shuddered. (8)
• Thyme sighed also. (8)
• Thyme shook herself. (8)
• Thyme shook her head. (8)
• Thyme flushed crimson. (8)
• Thyme snatched up her book. (8)
• Thyme turned away from him. (8)
• But Thyme did not come back. (8)
• Thyme tried to free her arm. (8)
• Thyme handed him two coppers. (8)
• Thyme uttered a little laugh. (8)
• Thyme looked shrewdly up at him. (8)
• Thyme proceeded with her report. (8)
• Thyme raised her eyes obediently. (8)
• Thyme turned quickly to the door. (8)
• That smile seemed to madden Thyme. (8)
• Very slowly Thyme turned her eyes. (8)
• Thyme flashed a vicious look at him. (8)
• Thyme felt a little gulping sensation. (8)
• Thyme stood still, wrinkling her nose. (8)
• To that question Thyme made no answer. (8)
• Thyme ran towards him, but stopped abruptly. (8)
• Thyme twisted herself away from him at last. (8)
• Scared at these movements, Thyme took his arm. (8)
• With me thou shalt lie on the warm wild thyme. (8)
• Then, motioning to Thyme, he went down the stairs. (8)
• With the back of her hand Thyme rubbed off the kiss. (8)
• Feeling that it was not her own tear, Thyme started up. (8)
• Thyme, too, went the colour of the old-rose curtain behind which she sat. (8)
• His grandfather was standing there, with Thyme behind him. (8)
• It was Thyme who spoke, and everybody looked round at her. (8)
• He, too, however, was uneasy that Thyme should know so much. (8)
• The little rooms which Thyme entered were stuffy, clean, and neat. (8)
• Conscious of her sentimental weakness, Thyme made a violent effort. (8)
• From their end of the room Thyme and Martin scarcely looked at her. (8)
• Thyme raised herself on her elbow, turning her face carefully away. (8)
• The heat was tempered by a cool breeze that came with scents of thyme. (10)
• Thyme and Martin were sitting on a seat beneath the largest of all the elms. (8)
• But Thyme, thus challenged, knew not what to say, having spoken out of terror. (8)
• During this outbreak, Thyme, shrinking, stood by the doorway with lowered eyes. (8)
• The first bore the little coffin, on which lay a great white wreath (gift of Cecilia and Thyme). (8)
• Thyme stood at the window, biting her lips to keep the tears back from her eyes. (8)
• Martin did not reply, looking sideways at Thyme with his queer, protective smile. (8)
• Her light footsteps were heard hurrying, now that she was not visible, up to Thyme. (8)
• Thyme had told her that Hilary was in the dining-room, and wanted specially to see her. (8)
• Stephen worked in the Law Courts, Thyme worked at Art; both were doing something definite. (8)
• Thyme raised her chin; that lazy movement showed her round, creamy neck in all its beauty. (8)
• Under a beech-tree he almost stumbled over Thyme, lying with her face pressed to the ground. (8)
• Thyme, watching him askance, pressed still closer to his side, as though to try and warm him back to every day. (8)
• And her little eyes fled to Thyme, who had slipped into the room, and was whispering to her mother. (8)
• Thyme followed him as he walked on tiptoe down stairs which seemed to creak the louder for his caution. (8)
• The white young man bent his dull wink on Thyme, who, wrinkling her nose, was pretending to be far away. (8)
• Now that she could breathe and look about her, Thyme once more held her head erect and began to swing her arms. (8)
• There was a bee weighing down a blossom of thyme close by, and underneath the stalk a very ugly little centipede. (8)
• Martin did not answer, but one nostril of his long nose was seen to curve, and Thyme acquiesced in this without remark. (8)
• The cab now proceeded in the direction of the Park, Thyme following on her bicycle, and trying to stare about her calmly. (8)
• Then she was gone; his hands touched nothing but the crumbled pine dust, and the flowers of the wild thyme fallen into sleep. (8)
• Thyme faced round; there was a sort of passion in her darkened eyes, rimmed pink with grief, and in all her gushed, wet face. (8)
• When Mr. Stone, refusing to be accompanied, had taken his departure, and Thyme had gone to bed, Stephen withdrew to his study. (8)
• There were stretches of wild thyme purpling long barren acreages, and growing up the railroad banks almost to the rails themselves. (9)
• 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)
• Those glances were not remarkable, nor were those words particularly important, but they were spoken in tones that seemed important to Thyme. (8)
• Thyme ate in silence, but though her eyes seemed fastened on her plate, she saw every glance that passed between them, heard every word they said. (8)

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Definition of thyme:

• thyme, tm, n. a genus of humble half-shrubby plants of the natural order labiatæ_, the common garden-thyme, cultivated for its fragrance, wild-thyme, &c. | n. thy’mol, an antiseptic phenol, obtained from oil of thyme by distillation. | adj. thy’my. (0)

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