Example Sentences

Racial inequality was a big problem in the late 1800's and most of the 1900's.

i went to the store on and on my way out i encountered a penny

Bonhomi means: good-natured easy friendliness. my guess for a sentence is " The guy over there is a bonhomi to everyone." i used it as a noun

It appears there may be a typo in your question. Did you mean to ask about the word "abide," which means to accept or act in accordance with a rule, decision, or recommendation? Let me know if you meant something else.

The Queen's lackey approached her royal carriage.

Lackey- Footman

The thirst for her blood was too overwhelming.

Spend. If you spend too much money, you will be in debt.

pioneer as a verb - She will pioneer a graduate program for women students.

pioneer as a noun - He is a pioneer in the field of microsurgery.

There, there, dear, it just wasn't meant to be.

I don't know what that thing over there is.

I'll be right there!

In this sentence, "while" is used as a conjunction to indicate a simultaneous or contrast relationship between two events. It shows that the class became hilarious at the same time or during the period when the teacher was out.

The quarrelsome couple finally got over their bickering after counseling.

(Dysphonia is a voice impairment.)

The patient suffered dysphonia after the injury to her throat.

A common truism is that "practice makes perfect".

As i stumbled into the room i realised there were so many people speaking in different languages around me.

Sure! "After tripping on a stump in the forest, she twisted her ankle."

My dog refuses to fetch the ball.

Fetch me my slippers, please.

# Cyril cultivated roses. (Literal meaning of verb cultivate) # Joe cultivates good relations with his neighbours. (Figurative meaning of verb cultivate) # Anna is a highly cultivated lady. (Past participle used as adjectivemeaning well educated, civilized)

The plants and flowers grow bountiful on the mountains ridge as the butterfly flutters its wings

To make a phrase in French negative, simply use the two words "ne"(pronounced "nuh") and "pas"(pronounced "pa"). For a conjugated verb, the ne is placed before the verb, and the pas after it.

For example, to say "She is beautiful," the sentance is "Elle est beau." The verb is être, meaning "to be", and in this sentence is conjugated "est" for elle. To say "She is not pretty," insert the "ne" and the "pas" to make the sentence "Elle n'est pas." In this case you drop the "e" in the ne because the verb starts with a vowel(French vowels are all the english ones plus "h").

If you would like to make an infinitive verb(unconjugated verb) negative, simply place both the "ne" and "pas" before the verb. So the phrase "To be or not to be" translates as "Être ou ne pas être."

Winos never get afraid of nothin but running outta wine.

He showed signs of anhedonic behavior after experiencing a loss in his personal life.

You can use the word "commented" in a sentence like, "She commented on the beautiful scenery during our walk." In this sentence, "commented" indicates that she made a remark or observation about the scenery.

Their - That's their dog.

There - There is a coffee shop.

They're - They're walking through the farmers field

Here there and everywhere

The remora has learned to coexist with the shark.