Sentence for wear | Use wear in a sentence

Wear sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use wear in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for wear.

• What a coronet to wear! (10)
• You wear no ring. (8)
• Does she wear them? (8)
• And yet not to wear it! (4)
• Did Jolyon wear a plate? (8)
• See what I wear, dear Mr. (10)
• Did that woman wear a plate? (8)
• I was ready to wear any sort. (10)
• You will not wear that uniform? (10)
• One simply could not wear them out. (8)
• Wear the pearl one till I mend this. (10)
• He could not wear out all those he had. (8)
• I was just thinking what I should wear. (9)
• May I deserve to wear it till I am called! (10)
• I shall wear black georgette with an ecru hat. (8)
• But he was uncertain whether he should wear them. (9)
• Then I made a vow to wear it for ever and ever… (10)
• Their legs wear out and they lie down to rest them. (10)
• He added that he had a title, but he would not wear it. (9)
• He will manacle himself in the chains he makes her wear. (10)
• You can send him into Parliament to wear off his humours. (10)
• She had a glimpse of the face he might wear to his enemies. (10)
• That lurid glare of his will wear off in the course of time. (9)
• At Riversley I should have to wear a double face, and, egad! (10)
• I want Peggy Lovell to wear the jolliest opals in the world. (10)
• I want Peggy Lovell to wear the jolliest opals in the world. (22)
• Bartley laughed at a joke which betrayed some evidences of wear. (9)
• Her figure seemed immediately to wear a cap and cloak of dulness. (10)
• Money is the clothing of a gentleman: he may wear it well or ill. (10)
• Vittoria felt that she must necessarily wear that aspect to them. (10)
• Camillo and Camilla agree to wear the mask of a dissipated couple. (10)
• Flooring should be capable of resisting wear and should not splinter. (17)
• Gloves do not wear white; which fact compromises none but the wearer. (10)
• Now she might wear it without fear of inquiries and virtuous eyebrows. (10)
• You can make presents, and wear a pin or a ring, if it takes your eye. (10)
• Or you want me to wear the blinkers, the better to hoodwink your own eyes. (10)
• But how much better, when you have won a prize, to settle down and wear it! (10)
• Why could not people always wear such nice things, and be as splendid-looking! (8)
• Clara begged leave to decline them, on the plea of having no right to wear them. (10)
• I shall wear a large bonnet, and bring one of my little baskets hanging on my arm. (4)
• The Englishman would have to wear ship, to bring his starboard broadside into action. (18)
• I know these two damp dead leaves I wear on my cheeks to remind me of midnight vigils. (10)
• The horror and distress you were involved in, the stretch of mind, the wear of spirits! (4)
• What gown and what head-dress she should wear on the occasion became her chief concern. (4)
• The violence of her feelings, which must wear her out, may be easily kept in irritation. (4)
• Added to all of the above depreciation is the natural wear and tear caused by the tenants. (17)
• The instance: she positively would not notice that you wear a dress-coat of a foreign cut. (10)
• Suspense must be submitted to, and must not be allowed to wear her out, and make her useless. (4)
• Our souls must be on fire when we wear solemnity, if we would not press upon his shrewdest nerve. (10)
• The man of science was not reckoning that Richard also might have learned to act and wear a mask. (10)
• As he goes out the three officials do not look at each other, but their faces wear peculiar expressions. (8)
• She is a generous woman, a magnanimous woman; wear her chains and she will not brain you with her club. (10)
• The Holker had the Englishman so that his only chance was to wear ship, but his masts could not stand the strain. (18)
• She is going to wear a wreath of black briony (preserved and set by Miss Ford, a person cunning in these matters). (10)
• But all at once, while she sat there trying to think how I could excuse her, she began asking me what she should wear. (9)
• They saw no German faces on the streets, and the Irish faces had not that truculence which they wear sometimes with us. (9)
• One day he, too, would wear out, slit all up his seams, and they would leave him at home, or give him away to the butler. (8)
• My courteous request to him to bid the tug stand by to take us on board, only caused him to wear a look of awful gravity. (10)
• You do not wear out a picture by looking at it; likewise you do not wear out a voice by listening to it. (10)
• I was not open to any distinct impression of the surrounding scenery; the hills and leafage seemed to wear an iron aspect. (10)
• To wait in their black silks or satins for the Court to say that Hester might wear her dark green, and Juley her darker maroon. (8)
• Seeing them, she shook the storm from her brows, with a dead smile; the best piece of serenity she could put on for public wear. (10)
• Fanny acknowledged her wishes and doubts on this point: she did not know how either to wear the cross, or to refrain from wearing it. (4)
• I attribute the attack almost entirely to the tightness of the white neck-cloths the young clergymen of the Established Church wear. (10)
• It used to be the fashion to wear tights and blouses which would be as little impedimental as possible to the free swing of the body. (21)
• The ladies listening could not gainsay this favourite claim of universal brotherhood among the select who wear masks instead of faces. (10)
• The centre figure has a gilt breast-plate; the two others wear gilt trunk-hose; and they all three have elegant, flapping hats like cavaliers. (2)

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