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Example Sentences
Questions asking for an example of a sentence with a certain word in it.
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How make a sentence with parallel?
I can give you several sentences.
- The two roads run parallel to one another for several miles.
- The scientist traveled to a parallel dimension.
- Two parallel lines will never meet.
Can you give a sentence for the word intense?
The floodwalls in the city of New Orleans broke because of the intense pressure as water from the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Pontchartrain flooded the canals.
When I opened the door to the oven, the heat from the broiler was so intense that it burned my face.
Chess is a game that requires intense concentration. Here is the correct usage of the word intense in a sentence, "The project required ultimate intense." This means done with or showing great energy.
Why are sports a healthy activity?
Well, the whole reason for sports is to get you moving and get your heart pumping. Moving and pumping blood builds muscles, which can stop arthritis and bone damage which can come in handy when you're older. And it can also decrease the risk for obesity and heart attack. Actually, it isn't sports themselves that makes you healthy, its the moving around and activeness that's helping you build a better body.
When we eat breakfast in the morning, we might get crumbs on our desk so then one of my teachers comes and wipes them in a napkin
How do you use the word whirlpool in a sentence?
Some examples could be:
"I felt as though I was in a ship caught in a whirlpool, pulled in by the current, unable to escape."
"Create a whirlpool in the water by swirling a spoon around the edge."
"If the travelers expected to escape the impression they were under by driving down to the rapids and whirlpool below, they were mistaken."
Can you give me a sentence with the word parachute?
The man jumped out of a plane using a parachute .
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How do you use the work wagering in a sentence?
The word 'wager' is both a verb and a noun. Example sentences:
Are you willing to wager your house on this? (verb)
That is a hefty wager for someone of modest means. (noun)
How do you use indivisible in a sentence?
It means not able to be divided. So instead of using " not divisible" you can say "indivisible."
Examples:
Atoms were considered an indivisible unit of matter.
In the Pledge of Allegiance, we refer to the US as one indivisible nation.
What is a sentence for a word role model?
Each father is a role model for their children whether they like it or not.
What is a good sentence with the word abstract?
His description was very Abstract. I love abstract images.
What is a sentence using the word brier?
(any thorny bushes can be referred to as brier, or the chief US variant briar)
"Br'er Rabbit lived in a briar patch near the woods."
"His golf ball landed in the briar, and was impossible to play."
"Briar pipes are actually carved from white heath."
It doesn't matter, but all the bass greats play without one.
I personally don't, and you'll find that there is a great split in the bass-playing community - to pick or not to pick? Most don't, though.
If you sleep in bed all day you have a laziness problem and if you like hsm you cool or maby not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=]
How do you use outlying in a sentence?
Sara delivered aid to the outlying island . You use it as if you are replacing the original word ''outlying'' by '' far '' .. May's aunt lives in a quiet and outlying neighborhood of the city. in this sentence it also means far. So that means if you want to use outlying in a sentence you should think and try to replace it by far, far away, to the far ___ .. which is basically '''far'''
What is a sentence for the word pass?
pass(n)
- permit, license, authorization, card, documentation, badge, clearance, permission.
- passage, gap, gorge, route, corridor, valley, road, way
- throw, toss, lob, fling, cast, hurl, flip, kick, hit
- plight, predicament, state, jam (informal), circumstances, condition, situation, state of affairs, fix (informal)
pass(v)
- go by, bypass, exceed, outdo, surpass, overstep, overtake
- elapse, go by, pass by, lapse, slip away, go
- deliver, hand, hand out, distribute, dispatch, spread, circulate, disseminate, forward, send on, hand over, give
- happen, occur, arise, take place, come about, befall (archaic or literary), appear, come up, issue, ensue
- ratify, adopt, approve, permit, accept, authorize
- succeed, qualify, make the grade, excel, exceed, surpass
- toss, throw, lob, fling, chuck (informal), flip, cast, hurl, kick, hit
To exceed is far above or far more than expected, or beyond the norm.
The students acted exceedingly rude and belligerent.
Two students were exceedingly exceptional in creating robotic cars.
What is a sentence using the word caught?
Ben caught a huge bass and three trout yesterday.
He is suspended because he was caught stealing money from the teacher.
The child's leg was caught between her bed and the wall.
I missed the party last year because I caught a very bad cold.
How do you write a sentence about in a scorching afternoon?
The blazing sun blasted my face with heat, parching my lips and sending sweat dripping down my face, as i stepped into the scorching afternoon.
How do you use the word spirited in a sentence?
He was really high spirited when he beat Star Fox 64.
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Everyone was really high spirited during Christmas.
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I was really high spirited when my team beat the baseball game.
Hope this helps : )
Can you have a sentence with the word combative in it?
Combative is a adjective that describes someone who is "ready or eager to fight". It's often a nicer way of calling someone "warlike" but both have the same general meaning.
