Could you use the word Progress in a sentence?
The teacher said that the student was making progress in class.
What is a sentence with the word unhelpful in it?
He was very unhelpful.
These are the most unhelpful instructions I have ever read.
How do you use roughness in a sentence?
He would have been a more successful orator, if not for his roughness in a sentence.
The roughness of the shale tore a hole in my pants when I slid down the embankment.
I use sandpaper to reduce the roughness of the cabinet's surfaces.
How do you use immortal in a complex sentence?
michael jackson stated that he thought he would never die and live forever, making himself "immortal".
another connotation is that immortal means incapable of BEING KILLED
What is a good sentence with the word unfairness?
The unfairness of discrimination made her angry.
The unfairness of not sharing made the girl mad.
Many people don't tolerate unfairness.
What is a sentence with the word spire?
Lightning from last night's storm struck the spire atop the steeple of the church.
Can you make a sentence about sitting?
Yes, I can. Can you? Or did you mean, "can one make a sentence about sitting?"
changing a few of the original words
How do you use adore in 2 sentences?
Example sentences:
I adore your new hairstyle.
Grandma just adores her grandchildren.
She crossed the bridge unsafely, with many splinters and scratches.
How would you use the word complacement in a sentence?
I wish to buy complacement goods for my tea service
How do you use the word albino in a sentence?
I had seen an ALBINO alligator before. see not so hard! :) ;)
How can you use the word atom in a sentence?
One atom is too small to see. A helium atom is the smallest type of atom.
How do you put bidding in a sentence?
In my excitement, I forgot I was bidding too high.
Bidding for an antique table, I lost to the higher bidder.
How do you use lollygag in a sentence?
Well lollygag means to waste time and a sentence can be I love to lollygag with my friends.
How do you put botch into a sentence?
Botch is a verb.
"Don't botch the construction job by using low grade materials."
"Don't botch your test by not studying."
Often used past tense:
"You botched the relationship with our client by hitting on his wife!"