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How can you use the word generator in a sentence?
The power went off so we turned on the gas generator.
How do you use the word certain in a sentence?
It's an adjective, so use it to describe such things as an event. like " I was certain I turned the lights off before I left"
How do you use the word radiant in a sentence?
A model needs to have a radiant smile in order to advertise toothpaste. A fireplace warms a room by giving off radiant energy.
How can you use the word helicopter in a sentence?
The helicopter lifted the injured man off the side of the building and took him to safety. The President's helicopter is referred to as Marine One.
What is the meaning of the word relevance?
relevance is a technical word for on topic of irrelevant means off topic
How do you use dozed in sentence?
I once found a cashier that had dozed off at her register.
What is a synonym for the word slept?
caught a wink, snoozed, slumbered, nodded off, hibernated, turned in, dozed off, crashed
How do you use the word doze in a sentence?
He dozed off to sleep in the day after the office. This is the example of the word doze in sentence.
What is a similar word for slept?
Synonyms are dozed, rested, snoozed, or slumbered.
What does dozes mean?
something to wear
What did a Roman senetor do?
The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.The senators in ancient Rome could speak in debates, prosecute or defend a criminal, and vote on resolutions. Most of them just sat back and dozed off when they bothered to attend a session at all.
What are two synonyms for dozed?
Sleep and Snooze
Who bull dozed the rainforest?
the guy driving the heavy equipment
Is it bad for your baby to be awake then go to sleep right after?
No - that's what we all do. If it's gone from screaming to unconscious then no, that's not normal. If it's just dozed off then fine.
When do you use a while vs a while?
Example: Andrea rested awhile; she put her feet up and dozed for a while. Awhile (one word) is an adverb, used as in 'Let us wait awhile'. A while (two words) is a noun phrase and is normally preceded by for as in 'I'm going to be away for a while'.
Was Albert Einstein Successful when he was a Child?
When Albert Einstein was a kid, teachers didn't like him at all. He dozed off in class, he got bad grades, and he was hit in the knuckles with a ruler (a common punishment used back then.)
Is there a word 'tissed'?
Most people use Tissed as a combination of 'pissed off' and 'ticked off'.
