Sentence for village | Use village in a sentence

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• The Village Inn. (8)
• Here begins the village. (4)
• Must think of the village. (8)
• Half the village turned out to see. (12)
• At each village the driver made inquiries. (8)
• Georgiana was found at the nearest village. (10)
• The scene is a village square, before a church. (3)
• The village of Pastrengo has given its name to the day. (10)
• Every one of them has the flavor of a village great man. (14)
• This is a Christian village, and we mean it to remain so. (8)
• At the village of St. Foye, five or six miles away, he halted. (19)
• The village schoolmaster dropped in to speak with the stranger. (2)
• The old couple who are in charge sleep in the village to-night. (10)
• Fellows, send into the village and get another bottle of this stuff. (8)
• Ye want the village run your oldfashioned way, and I want it run mine. (8)
• Son of a butcher, he persuaded the village schoolmaster to give him lessons. (3)
• They were now in the village street, and Harry pointed out the post-office. (10)
• In regard to village morality, as Felix knew, the line must be drawn somewhere. (8)
• The village which clustered in the dip had not yet lost its dread of motor-cars. (8)
• A long, steep hill beyond a little sleeping village had brought them to a standstill. (8)
• Her cottage, he knew, lay on the same side as the village, and just beyond an island. (8)
• This was Cape Diamond, at whose base there crouched the Indian village of Stadacona. (19)
• Moy (pronounce Moÿ) was a pleasant little village, gathered round a château in a moat. (2)
• No officer is ever to enter into my house again, nor even to pass through the village. (4)
• We agreed that it would be a good thing if we entered the village and bought something. (10)
• All the life of the village concentrated itself under the sandy bluff by the river-side. (20)
• Each morning she rose early, dressed, and slipped away to the village to post her letter. (8)
• The dwarf square tower of Croridge village church fronted them against the sky, seen of both. (10)
• When we came into the village bright and early Sunday morning everybody was in holiday dress. (20)
• Clara felt lonely without him: apprehensively timid in the shuttered, unmoving village street. (10)
• He refused to draw the reins till they had reached the village, where one of the horses dropped. (10)
• My lord left his carriage at the inn of the village lying below the school-house on a green height. (10)
• Near the village there was a pool with water lilies, and I used to go often and often and look at it. (12)
• And of all the swearers that I ever heard, commend me to an old lady in Gondet, a village of the Loire. (2)
• He made them perform their very best feats in the taverns, under the village lindens, and at the fairs. (5)
• Rounding a low point we were shortly off the village of Vilkoff, the last settlement on the Kilia arm. (20)
• Her old nurse, Lucy, a very broad, good woman, had married the proprietor of the inn in the village there. (8)
• I left the one road a few miles out of the Nebraskan village and met the other at Dutch Flat, in California. (7)
• He summoned the men of the village to meet him in the chapel, and there he read them the decree of banishment. (19)
• The great painter lived in a French village, and we moved to a little town called Wassigny not far from there. (12)
• She singled out him who was specially obnoxious to her, and sweetly inquired the direction to the village post. (10)
• The river Oglio runs due south, not far from the village, and cuts the road which from Bozzolo leads to Mantua. (10)
• However, I understand her story, that she travelled from a village inn, where she had been left-without resources. (10)
• Within view of a village under climbing woods, they discerned an open car, flanked by bayonets, returning to Cles. (10)
• Mrs. Lupin was among village school-children; Mrs. Chump had gone to London to see whether anything was known of Mr. (10)
• The front door at right angles to the window-seat, leads to the village green, and a door on the left into the house. (8)
• I had dismissed my conveyance when nearing the village, to avoid observation, and now took a foot-path over the hills. (6)
• We shook hands cordially with both officers, and followed the brawny chested peasant towards the road to the village. (20)
• What that had to do with the land problem or the regulation of village morality Malloring had been unable to perceive. (8)
• For instance, up in agricultural Windsor county, in southeastern Vermont, nestles the village of White River Junction. (21)
• I disposed it, Heaven knows how, so as to be mildly portable, and then proceeded to steer Modestine through the village. (2)
• The aspect of the village, too, was new to us, and suggested a warmer sun, longer summer, and habitual out-of-door life. (20)
• Crossing the border silently in batches, each singled out his prey, some sleeping village, or mayhap an unsuspecting farm. (19)
• The road lay for a while over the plateau, and then descended through a precipitous village into the valley of the Chassezac. (2)
• The village church sits above it on a green promontory; and the village smoke rises from among goodly trees. (2)
• In the great red of sunset the Tyrolese riflemen and a body of Italians in Austrian fatigue uniform marched into the village. (10)
• In fact, foreign faces and foreign tongues prevailed in Greenwich Village, but no longer German or even Irish tongues or faces. (9)
• In such-wise, aforetime, the village had followed the Squire and Mr. Barter when they introduced into it its one and only drain. (8)
• Such reflections as these came thronging to my mind, as on the afternoon of Tuesday I neared the little village of our rendezvous. (6)
• I dare say he was glad of mine, for he was otherwise quite alone in the village, or had no companionship outside of his own family. (9)
• And the householders of Pont seemed very economical with their oil; for we saw not a single window lighted in all that long village. (2)
• To combat with evil in his own country village had seemed a simple thing enough, but it appeared a superhuman task in giant London. (10)
• To combat with evil in his own country village had seemed a simple thing enough, but it appeared a superhuman task in giant London. (22)
• She was more than ever the stunned young woman she had been since her mounting of the coach, between the village church and Lekkatts. (10)
• They turned a corner of the highway, and drove rattling through a village street up a long slope to the rounded hill which it crowned. (9)
• They returned, therefore, in good spirits to Longbourn, the village where they lived, and of which they were the principal inhabitants. (4)
• Swiftly therefore shall her post-boy drive through the village, amid the gaze of Sunday groups, and speedy shall be her descent from it. (4)
• All the other houses in the village were both dark and silent; and though I knocked at here and there a door, my knocking was unanswered. (2)
• I tied Modestine to a gate, and groped forward, stumbling among rocks, plunging mid-leg in bog, until I gained the entrance of the village. (2)
• This was, in their eyes, undoubtedly a fault; for the village was, after all, their village, and he, as it were, their property. (8)
• They reached a village where her leader deemed it adviseable to drive for the remainder of the distance up the valley to the barrier snow-mountain. (10)
• Hélène, one of the three sons of the brave Canadian named Le Moine, and after incredible hardships reached the village of Schenectady, on the Hudson. (19)
• Then is she buried, and the village hears languid howls, and there is a paragraph in the newspapers concerning the extraordinary fidelity of an Old Dog. (10)
• Extensive Roman remains are scattered all over the fertile plateau a short distance above Hainburg, near the village of Deutsch-Altenburg and Petronell, where Carnuntum once stood. (20)

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