It was a sence
because they started dancing at the ages of 2-4 AND SENCE THEN THEY HAVE CONTINUED TO LLIVE THEIRT DREAM
common sence common sence
No, "sence" is not a word in standard English usage. The correct spelling is "sense."
it makes sence and it wont make sence without it.
sense as in common sense or a sense of style or the five senses
having a thyroid goiter mess with your sence of smell
Assuming that you mean cents instead of sence, the answer is "less".
Nope ... the dog with the best sence of smell is the Blood Hound ...
I think is in spanish, but I have no sence of this joke because it does not make sence.
The original colors of Candy Corn are surprisingly white, orange and yellow, the colors have not changed sence they have started making it.
No. For example, Rereal, unreal, or prereal doesn't make sence.