Example Sentences

I am averse to hiking during adverse weather.

There were three pancakes left, and she gave me the semifinal one.

"Arye lonesome tonight?" The word doesn't really exist in the English dictionary, though it sounds Celtic as I read it. maybe it's Scottish.

You have spelled it correctly! G-R-A-Z-E-R-S.

One centigram is equivalent to one hundredth of a gram.

My friends don't like it when I'm opinionated or bossy.

Before the operation, the doctor explained the procedure to me.

The debate turned into a heated clash of different outlooks.

When I don't get what she's hinting at, she accuses me of being dense.

President Obama's staff has worked hard to DISPEL the rumor that he was not born in Hawaii, but some critics still entertain doubts.

"She clutched her purse as she walked nervously through the strange neighborhood." Or, "The clutch she was carrying was studded with rhinestones around the edges."

Hope this helps!

The boy was so imbecilic that he got an F on his math test.

He obstinately refused to go under the dentist's drill.

Ignoring the warning-signs of drought was the most improvident, cavalier thing that the government could do.

A pair of yoked oxen assisted in plowing the rice-paddy.

wear gloves useing chemicol

Before meeting my boss, I conferred with the secretary concerning his mood that morning.

yes

W.C. Fields did not care for kids.

It is up to the nanny goat to care for kids.

The center will be open after school hours to care for kids.

The caravan has transcended the country, arriving in Los Angeles from Charleston in five days.

A compound sentence is basically a sentence that can be broken into two. Here is one example: The weather was horrible, but the caravan continued to travel. Here's another one: the news was not that great: he was in grave condition.

Notice how these two sentences are separated by a punctuation. In the first instance it was separated by a comma, the second one by a colon. I you do not separate the two sentences by some type of proper punctuation then this becomes a run-on sentence.

First of all, the Dividend, at least in Mathematics, is the Number being DIVIDEND.

So, in the equation, 20 / 5 = 4, 5 is the DIVIDEND. Next, if you'd like a sentence you could say, for that equation, "The dividend of the equation, "Twenty divided by five", is five,".

On the contrary, if you're talking about business here...

A dividend will be a property of money. It'll be what's paid to the shareholders of a company, out of the profits, the company makes. If you want dividend in a sentence, business-wise how about: "The Company shared it's DIVIDEND quarterly amongst it's 4 shareholders. " That should work.

Grandma made James cough to get rid of the nasty itch in his throat.

Yeserday a Lion was roaming in our city.