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How do you use knotty in a sentence?
The girls hair was very knotty. Another great example sentence for this word is, somehow the girls belt became knotty.
How do you use the word elude in a sentence?
We are not sure; somehow the answer eludes us. The real identity of the new guest continued to elude her.
What tense is the following sentence in Somehow it was her disaster?
Past tense.
How do you use detour in a sentence?
We took a detour to avoid the street repairs. When the exit I usually take was closed, I followed the detour signs and somehow got lost.
Sentence with inevitable?
It somehow seemed inevitable that the dichotomous neighbors would conflict.
How would you use apathy indifference and ennui in a sentence?
"Is apathy similar to indifference, or is it more like ennui?" -- though somehow I don't see that impressing your instructor much.
How do you use mercilessly in a sentence?
He felt bad for having teased her mercilessly, and hoped to be able to make it up to her somehow. The coach pushed his players mercilessly in order to get the best out of them.
What is a sentence of intriguing?
She saw the birds every single day, but they were somehow still intriguing.
How do you use scrimping in a sentence?
The couple scrimped and saved to go on vacation
How do you use unknowingly in a sentence?
Somehow I unknowingly answered the question. I apologize for upsetting you by unknowingly bumping into your chair. I must be a natural! I unknowingly stopped the robber by accidentally tripping him on his way out of the store!
What is a good sentence with the word were?
We were where we should have been, but you somehow missed us. The snacks were on the table a moment ago...
How would you use the complicated in a sentence?
That movie has a complicated plot that is difficult to follow. The new office computer system is quite complicated and the staff has several questions about how to use it effectively. Somehow, the teacher was able to explain the complicated, scientific theory to the students.
