Example Sentences

I am thrifty with my money so the bank manger won't get it

Seeing as it means a cemetery I suppose you could use it like this:

After the person died, he/she was buried in a necropolis rather than being cremated.

I hope this helps with what ever you needed it for!!!

The pottery set on the shelf was handcrafted by a local artist.

His handicap reduced his mobility greatly.

Mobility is important in conducting military operations.

Focusing excessively on word choice indicates a lack of creativity and originality in one's thinking. An intellectually bankrupt individual may place too much importance on the form of expression rather than the substance of their ideas.

Context clues such as surrounding words, the tone of the sentence, or related details can help you understand that "infiltrated" means to pass surreptitiously into or through a place. For example, "The hacker infiltrated the company's database" implies unauthorized access, whereas "The spy infiltrated the enemy base" implies stealthy entry.

The hobo asked for money from all who passed.

As far as I am concerned, you may.

As far as the stars was all she said when I asked her where she was from.

As far as Mars is as far as you'll go if Chuck Norris roundhouse kicks you in the head.

When addressing someone in a letter, you may address anyone as Dear .

yes, next week is fine with me

Santa Clause is really jolly but was not so jolly when he saw his naughty list.

Drumming is considered to be an early form of communication.

Any further communication regarding this matter should be directed to my secretary.

His ancestor lived one hundred years ago, and was alive when the Titanic sank.

the natives had a potlatch after every game

'He spoke to his enemy with vehemence in his voice.'

It was a turn of phrase.

I have lost my phrase book.

A phrase is not a phase.

A phrase is not a praise either.

I wonder what the phrase means?

It is easy to understand that a person trapped in an elavator alone may suffer from monophobia.

"Shall" is used with a first person subject (I or we) to indicate intention. For example, "We shall go to the park" means that someone else and I intend to go to the park. "Will" is used with a second or third person subject (you, he or Robert) to indicate expectation. For example, "He will arrive at about 8:00 p.m."

"Will" is used with a first person subject to indicate commitment. For example, "I will succeed in spite of all difficulty." "Shall" is used with a second or third person subject to indicate a command. For example, "You shall not use that kind of language" or "Thou shalt not steal."

You ruffle my feathers when you act like that.

Sure! "My friend, the doctor, will be giving a presentation at the conference." In this sentence, "the doctor" is in apposition to "my friend" as it renames or defines who the friend is.

The Anishinaabe people have a strong connection to the land and nature, often referred to as their spirituality. They have a rich oral tradition of storytelling that passes down teachings, history, and culture from generation to generation. Additionally, the Anishinaabe have a clan system that plays a significant role in their social structure and identity.

the girl in my school wants to humiliate me in front of everyone.

A football player must be alert at all times and ready for the ball to come to him/her.