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Example Sentences
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Her intellect was that of a rhino, small and useless.
Her intellect was that of Einstein, sharp and powerful.
Sentence with complex civilization in it?
The ancient Mesopotamian civilization, known for its advanced forms of writing, architecture, and governance, laid the foundation for many future societies to develop complex systems of organization and cultural achievements.
Use the word upbraid in a sentence?
The coach upbraided the player for consistently arriving late to practice.
What is an example of a sentence containing heritage in it?
I can give you several sentences.
- Freedom is America's heritage.
- You should learn about your ethnic heritage.
- He is proud of his Spanish heritage.
Is the sentence I will give you a call correct?
Yes, the sentence "I will give you a call" is grammatically correct. It means that in the future, the speaker intends to contact the listener by phone.
How would you make a sentence out of the word etymological?
Etymologically speaking, many English words derive from the Latin.
Use of word attack as a noun in a sentence?
I can give you several sentences.
- That was a sneak attack.
- The lion's attack was swift and deadly.
- The attack came at night.
How do you use indistinguishable in a sentence?
A good fake is indistinguishable from an original masterpiece to the average person.
Make you a sentence with path?
The hiker followed a winding path through the dense forest, eager to discover what lay beyond the next bend.
What is a sentence using cajoled?
He offered to buy her a drink, and then she cajoled a few more out of him.
My teenage daughter Sabrina must be learning a lot from living with my ex-wife, because she expertly cajoled $200 out of me the last weekend she was here.
He may have charmed and cajoled his way into a lot of other girls' bedrooms, but I'm not falling for it.
He cajoled his pharmacist mistress into stealing drugs from her job for him, and then he denied everything when she was caught.
At first the manager said the bathroom was for customers only, but I begged and cajoled a little and he finally let me use it.
You can discourage the spread of gossip but you can't make people stop doing it.
Give you a sentence for literally?
The seats we got for the concert were so good, we could literally see up the band's noses.
Is it really possible to literally laugh yourself to death?
I've literally seen that movie about two dozen times.
The book was so gripping that I literally did not stop reading from the first page to the last.
I was so tired that I literally slept for an entire day, having gone to bed at 8 PM Friday, and having woken up at 9 PM Saturday.
She said that her eyeballs had "literally" popped out of her head, which is something I'd really like to have seen.
Can you start a sentence with at which time?
Yes, but it would have to be quoted.
ex. "At which time should I come over?"
How do you make a sentence using the word conflict?
I really want to take that new psychology course, but the schedule would conflict with my creative writing class.
The conflict between the two managers ended only when one of them was reassigned to one of our other stores downtown.
The conflict between Muslims and Christians has been going on for over a thousand years now.
Devout Christians are extremely reluctant to accept evolution as fact because of the unavoidable conflict between it and the story of Creation that the Bible tells us.
He hates conflict of any kind, but he will stand up for himself when it is truly important.
How do you use the word inpartial in a sentence?
I think you mean IMPARTIAL. It means not partial. Here are some sentences.
- The judge went out of his way to be impartial.
- I would like an impartial witness.
- He is an impartial observer.
Can you make a sentence with the word ubiquitous?
Ubiquitous means being everywhere at the same time. You could, for example, say that air is ubiquitous. A ubiquitous fog is a fog that you can't see the end of.
"James cowered as her realized the ubiquitous bees had him surrounded. There was no way out!"
"You are never alone, for God is ubiquitous."
When in doubt, a great thing to do is to type the word into a search engine. Words like this are often used in online articles so that you can, after looking up the definition, see some real-life application of the it.
How do you use mandamus in a sentence?
The Court upheld the denial of the writ of mandamus made by the prison officials to allow the prisoners access to records of prison officials and other prisoners.
What to use She didn't have to or she didn't has to?
use "she didn't have to". "she didn't has to" is ungrammatical
Could you use ton in a sentence?
Sure, I think you could as long as its not insulting to others. If you're talking about an elephant or a truck or something, I think it would be okay. Not many people would use it to insult other people. But just to say it to clarify for anyone with a misunderstanding.
How do you use the word slum in a sentence?
Many families live in the slums on the outskirts of the city.
What is a sentence using the word stratagem?
A favorite stratagem used by Napoleon was to attack weaker armies before they could join with other armies.
We finally developed a stratagem to lure the unwitting dog to his bath.
How can you use the world fiver in sentence?
You could say "Give me a fiver" Which is asking or a £5 note.
"All's you need is a ten and a fiver,
and a car and a key and a sober driver,
Bee double E double R, U, N,
Beer run..."
