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Example Sentences
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Due to bad weather they were cancelling many flights that evening. He did not like cancelling appointments, but sometimes it had to be done.
How do you use spectacular in a sentence?
Her academic endeavors were spectacular in contrast to the mediocre performance of her peers .
The view was spectacular from the top floor of the tallest building in Seattle.
Why is planning important in sports coaching?
Answer: Planning allows coaches to organize productive training sessions, manage time effectively, and create activities that support athlete development. A structured plan also keeps athletes focused throughout the session.
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What is a sentence using the word flagpole?
She had to flag down a passing car.Texas flew their flag at half mast to honor the deceased police officers.
He burned a US Flag.
Using the word retreat to make a sentences?
The burglar made a quick retreat when he heard the sirens in the distance.
What is the proper way to use severe in a sentence?
The crime was severe enough to be handled directly by the Supreme Court.
How would you put the word portage in a sentence?
Portage is the act of carrying a boat between rivers. An example is, Bob and Jim decided that the other river was better, so they chose to portage their canoe.
How do you use pall in a sentence?
Pall means to get tired of or bored with. example:-This new game is beginning to pall.
The announcement of the pending test cast a pall over the class.
The students palled at the announcement of the pending exam.
Another meaning of pall, as a noun: burial garment or covering
The coffin was covered with a white pall, which was removed immediately before burial.
How do you use pitcher in a sentence?
The pitcher walked slowly to the mound.
The waitress brought over a fresh pitcher of beer.
How do you use the word capsize in a sentence?
Yes, of course. A word you couldn't use in a sentence would be a pretty poor excuse for a word.
Can you give me and example the word pity using in a sentence?
I pity the fool who gets in my way! She didn't want his pity, but his love.
Give example of you successfully managing or leading others?
An effective team I managed was at a chain restaurant. As manager, my responsibilities was to ensure a team spirit and making sure everyone was on the same page and knew what was expected of them. Working as a team, doing the mundane tasks that some employees were responsible for showed them that it was really a team effort.
How do you use Saturday in a sentence?
When a noun (Saturday) is used as an adjective to describe another noun it's called a noun adjunct (or attributive noun).
Examples:
There is a lot of anticipation for the Saturday game.
We have a larger than usual turnout for our Saturday service.
Saturday afternoon is our busiest time of the week.
Can you use youngster in a sentence?
There was a cute little youngster running around at my grandma's house... i wonder whose kid it was!
Such were the cries uttered on every side, for the youngster was a favourite with all hands.
There was money in heaps and in bags which reached far up the wall, and the youngster lay in bed asleep and snoring hard.
The Hopper might have abandoned him; but the youngsterwas the cheeriest and most agreeable of traveling companions.
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What is faulty parrellism in a sentence?
Parallelism means each half or part of a sentence needs balanced by the other part.
Faulty parallelism means the sentence is not balanced.
I wanted to work, but she did not. (did not what?)
What is a sentence for coureurs de bois?
Many trappers became coureurs de bois or "woods runners" in French.
How courageously is used in a sentence?
Example sentence - Bad behavior is usually from a cowardly person.
What a sentence for unluckily?
You can write a few different sentences with the word fortunate. I am going to write the sentence "I am fortunate to have a good family".
How do you make a sentence with Hunter?
This is my answer:
I would be scared to be a hunter or
I don't like hunters because they kill part of Nature. (animals)
What is a sentence using the word coward?
They all called him the coward of the county, and someone even wrote a song about it.
In The Wizard of Oz, the lion is at first a coward, secretly scared of everyone and everything.
General George Patton was once reprimanded for striking a soldier that he considered a coward.
Can you give me a sentence with strike?
1. transitive and intransitive verb hit somebody or something: to hit somebody or something with a hand, tool, weapon, or other object * She was struck on the arm by a piece of falling masonry. 2. transitive and intransitive verb deliver blow: to deliver or inflict something such as a blow or punch 3. transitive and intransitive verb collide with somebody or something: to crash into, knock hard against, or collide with somebody or something * The car swerved and struck a tree. 4.transitive and intransitive verb military attack somebody or something: to make a military attack on somebody or something * The enemy struck under cover of darkness.5. transitive and intransitive verb stop working as protest: to stop working as a collective form of protest against an employer, often to achieve a specific aim * were striking for a pay increase * struck the auto plant6. or (past participle strick·en[stríkən] or struck) transitive and intransitive verb affect somebody suddenly: to affect somebody suddenly or unexpectedly * The illness can strike at any age. * was stricken with a heart attack 7.transitive and intransitive verb find or discover something: to come across, find, or discover something, especially suddenly or unexpectedly 8. transitive and intransitive verb penetrate something: to penetrate or seem to go right through something * The pain struck deep into my shoulder blade. 9. transitive verb knock something away: to remove something with a blow * She struck the wasp from the window screen. 10. transitive and intransitive verb produce fire: to produce fire by friction, or be produced by friction 11. transitive verb produce musical sound: to produce a musical note by pressing a key or keys or by touching a string or strings 12. transitive and intransitive verb light match: to cause a match to light by friction, or be lit by friction * The matches won't strike if they get damp.13. transitive verb press key to operate something: to press a key on something such as a computer keyboard or musical instrument 14. transitive and intransitive verb indicate time by making sound: to indicate the time by making a sound such as chiming (refers to clocks) 15. transitive verb make something by stamping: to make or form something such as a coin by stamping or punching 16. transitive and intransitive verbshine on something: to fall or shine on something * Moonbeams struck the placid water on the lake. 17.transitive verb be noticed by somebody: to catch somebody's attention, or be noticed by somebody or something 18. transitive verb be perceived by somebody:to be perceived by or become audible to somebody 19.transitive verb make particular impression on somebody: to have a particular effect on or make a particular impression on somebody 20. transitive verb enter somebody's mind: to enter somebody's mind or occur to somebody, especially suddenly 21. transitive verb affect with emotion: to affect somebody or cause somebody to be affected with an emotion in a deep, painful, or sudden way 22. transitive and intransitive verb damage something or somebody: to hit and damage or injure something or somebody 23. intransitive verb bite or sting suddenly: to deliver a sudden fast bite or sting, typically resulting in injury to the one bitten or stung * Suddenly the snake struck. 24. transitive and intransitive verb happen suddenly: to happen to somebody or something suddenly or unexpectedly * Disaster struck when the volcano suddenly erupted. 25. or (past participlestrick·en or struck) transitive verbcross out: to cancel, delete, or cross something out * The judge ordered that the preceding remark be stricken from the record. 26. transitive verb agree to terms: to agree on the terms of something * struck a deal 27. transitive verb reach agreement:to achieve something such as a balance or compromise by careful consideration or calculation 28. transitive verbadopt pose: to adopt or assume something such as a pose or attitude 29. transitive and intransitive verb take bait: to take or attempt to take a bait (refers to fish) * The fish are striking today. 30. transitive and intransitive verb botany grow roots: to send out and establish roots 31. transitive verb dismantle something: to dismantle something such as a tent or stage set 32. transitive verb lower something in respect or surrender: to lower something such as a flag or sail, especially as a sign of respect or surrender 33.transitive verb sailing lower mast: to lower a ship's mast 34. transitive verb shipping lower things into ship's hold: to lower something such as cargo into the hold of a ship 35. intransitive verb U.S. navy attempt technical rating in U.S. Navy: to work hard in order to achieve a technical rating in the U.S. Navy 36.transitive verb manufacturing Same as strickle noun (plural strikes)
1. hit or blow: a blow delivered with a hand, tool, weapon, or other object 2. sound of hit: a sound produced by striking somebody or something 3. work stoppage: a work stoppage by employees as a protest against an employer, often to achieve a specific aim 4. refusal to do something as protest: a refusal to carry out a regular action or activity such as eating or paying rent as a form of protest * a hunger strike 5. military military attack: a military attack, especially one using aircraft 6. success in finding something: a success in finding or discovering something, especially a valuable mineral source such as gold or oil 7. bowling knocking down of all bowling pins: the knocking down of all the pins with the first ball in a session of bowling 8. baseball missed pitch: a pitch in baseball that is swung at and missed or is in the strike zone and not hit 9. coins coins struck at same time:the number of coins or medals struck at one time 10. geology direction of geologic formation: the compass direction of a horizontal line on a sloping rock surface, used to define geologic features such as bedding or faults 11. manufacturing Same as stricklen (sense 1) 12. veterinary medicine animal disease caused by flies: an animal disease caused by an infestation of flies or fly eggs in open wounds or moist areas of the skin 13. fishing pull on fishing line by fish: a pull on a fishing line indicating that a fish has taken the bait 14. botany sending out of plant roots: the establishment of roots by a plant cutting or seedling on strike1. not working as a form of protest against an employer, often to achieve a specific aim
2. refusing to undertake usual tasks as a form of protest
strike it rich to be extremely lucky or successful, particularly in money matters (informal)
Use the word accessory in a sentence?
My friend bought an accessory to go with her dress.
My brother got some X-box accessories from my cousin.
