Example Sentences

(Showing possession) That is a cute dog, what is its name?

(Contraction of it is) Wear you coat, it's going to be cold today.

Bob has a grudge towards Jim because Jim slapped Bob with a Peanut Butter jar in the 5th grade

She canceled the meeting out of spite towards her coworker who had taken credit for her idea.

Yen is a noun that can refer to the Japanese currency. One yen is equivalent to one US dollar. Also as a noun it can be used to mean a strong desire or urge. Mary had a yen for ice cream so she bought some Rocky Road.

The novel's intricate plot captured the subtle nuance of human relationships.

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How can I be sure that he is giving me the correct translation?

What are the translations of those words into English?

What was the discovery that aided the translation of Egyptian hieroglyphics?

She delivered an engaging oral presentation on the effects of climate change.

I've never baked a pie before, can you give me a clue to what is the best oven temperature?

Can you give me a clue where can I look for my shoes.

Most puppies will stop biting with a high-pitched squeal from you.

Sometimes the reason that people are unlikeable is because they are doing something wrong in the way they interact with others.

The ex-husband stated that he wanted possession of the children in divorce court.

Unfortunately, "dapatical" is not a recognized English word. It seems to be a made-up or misspelled term. Can you provide more context or clarify the word you'd like to use in a sentence?

By taking a prescription medicine, I'm suppressing my cough.

The government in Brazil has been suppressing political dissent.

Suppressing his outrage at the insult, he stood and left the room.

As an adjective: I liked the smooth sheets at the hotel, they were very comfortable.

As a verb: Before I got up to give my speech I tried to smooth my clothes.

As an adverb: The salesman smooth talked so well that I almost spent more than I could afford.

As a noun: I like the smooth better than the chunky when it comes to peanut butter.

The smooth sheets were warm.

You can use the word "fellow" to refer to a person who shares a common interest or purpose with others, such as a fellow student or fellow athlete. It can also be used as an adjective to describe someone as being of the same kind, such as a fellow musician or fellow employee.

The word "subless" can be formed by unjumbling the letters in the word "bssurels."

The referee blew his whistle to signal that there was a penalty.

It seemed like to them like poetry and imagination is boundless

In a meeting, I was discussing a project timeline using weeks, while my colleague was interpreting it in months. This miscommunication led to confusion and delays until we clarified our units of measurement.

I choose to delete the previously posted profanity laced answer, and replace it with this.

Whichever college you choose to attend, be sure to learn the rules of conduct there.

The basketball player's inability to make a layup showed how unskillful he was.

The toilsome journey through the rugged terrain left us exhausted but exhilarated.

It is often assumed that people who are illiterate, unable to read and write, are not very smart; this is a fallacy. There are many reasons that a person may be illiterate, such as physical, social, or learning disabilities not related to intelligence. Some people settling in a country that does not use their native language may have extreme difficulty learning the language of their new home, especially adults, and appear to be illiterate even if they learn to speak the new language but are literate in their native language.

The girl was musicly illiterate.

his idea was just theoretical . Newton did not sound very theoretical .