Sentence for we | Use we in a sentence

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• We all have. (22)
• When do we go? (10)
• Whereas we know. (8)
• We want each other. (8)
• Hitherto we have lived . (10)
• Might we not ask that Mr. (10)
• We must bring her forward. (4)
• We cannot punish a lanthorn. (8)
• We have a lock of her hair. (10)
• Apparently we are in Cyprus. (10)
• But I hope we shall get seats. (9)
• We keep each other to ourselves. (8)
• We must not pray for vengeance. (10)
• We have but one voice of sorrow. (10)
• We could do without it, and well! (10)
• We must down on our knees or they. (10)
• It was decreed that we should meet. (10)
• What could we ever have more perfect? (8)
• We like your phrase, Dominion domestic! (10)
• Well, I think we could run them together. (8)
• Shall we send ye something in from dinner? (8)
• We are strong in our own element, Louisa. (10)
• We do not with impunity abandon the initiative. (10)
• May we meet again so that I can return your kindness. (18)
• And when we got through we shook hands. (9)
• Out of sight of our tents we came in view of the tramp. (10)
• Do you think we call love what we fear? (10)
• We have got all sorts of perspectives and points of view. (9)
• When I get on my legs, we might go down there, you and I? (8)
• We seem to have brought new elements into the little town. (10)
• That was my thought at the place where we were at the lake. (10)
• It is not the garrison whom we desire to put on their guard. (10)
• We were up by six, the day we were to leave. (2)
• When we go into Boston this winter I shall go to the theatre. (9)
• We will begin with the cellar and proceed upward to the roof. (17)
• And the more we had, the more we seemed to need. (13)
• We rest our legs here till evening, and then we sup. (10)
• We are now and then above our own actions; seldom on a level with them. (10)
• We may assume that he would have heard if she had any whiff of a brogue. (10)
• The violin ceased; we heard his voice growling at her; down he came again. (8)
• If he comes here, we convince him that we have no leakages. (8)
• We have nothing to be ashamed of in her, before an Italian Operatic singer! (10)
• We hear that their evenings are occupied in performing the scene at Besworth. (10)
• We have arrogated to our land the title Champion of Freedom, Foe of Oppression. (8)
• And put their garden under the magnifying glass of intimacy, what do we behold? (10)
• We did pretty well with the hotel, and my wife she was always at me to paint up. (9)
• We made lords of them to catch them, and they grocers of us by way of a return. (10)
• She let us in when we got to their house, and that kind of made a tie between us. (9)
• Our souls grow up to the light: we must keep eye on the light, and look no lower. (10)
• We shall be here only two days more; we go away then, oh, so far! (1)
• And, Lena, my dear, write to inform him that we wish to offer him our congratulations. (10)
• When first he entered the corps, she was ready enough to admire him; but so we all were. (4)
• It is not a connexion to gratify; but if Mr. Churchill does not feel that, why should we? (4)
• If instinct plays fantastical tricks when we are sleeping, let it be ever behind a curtain. (10)
• Shall we waste breath and ink in condemnation of artists, because their temperaments are not our own? (8)
• Such audacity would seem incredible if we had not heard and read of so many similar instances of late. (10)
• Well, the young man will go; and if Rose chooses to become a monument of constancy, we can do nothing. (10)
• Not earnestness worn as a cloak, but issuing, we see; not simply a leader of musicians, a leader of men. (10)
• We shall get him out presently, have no fear: there will soon be hubbub enough to let Lucifer escape unseen. (10)
• The frequent villas that dot the shores below Visegrád we now looked upon through glasses of different color. (20)
• Open-mouthed millers stared at us as we swept past their groaning floats, throwing up spray like so many yachts. (20)
• She said you wished to consult me about going back to your charge in New York, when we were on the ship together. (9)
• Then we shut the book and all went down to the gate together, and parted under the pale sky of the October night. (9)
• We no sooner shut our eyes than we consent to be prey, we lose the soul of election. (10)
• We have to meet it with a policy, and let it pass with measures carried and our hands washed of some of our party sins. (10)
• We marvel that this floor has lasted even as long as it has with so much water running into the cellar in damp weather. (17)
• But we have nothing to do with the constitutionally luckless: the calamitous history of a simple empty stomach is enough. (22)
• The day, indeed, is sad when we see the skeleton of the mistress by whom we suffer, but cannot abandon her. (22)
• From that we opened a conversation, the sweetest I had ever had away from him, though she spoke shyly and told me very little. (10)
• Do we really give our consciences to the keeping of the parsons once a week, and let them dogmatize for us to save us from exertion? (10)
• We cannot, when we find ourselves possessed of the gift of sending a creature into convulsions, avoid exercising it. (10)
• Ah, Mr. Beamish, pictures are ours, when we have bought them and hung them up; but who insures us possession of a beautiful work of Nature? (10)
• To Macdonald-Hall, therefore we went, and were received with great kindness by Janetta the Daughter of Macdonald, and the Mistress of the Mansion. (4)
• We would, at moments of national crisis, muzzle such persons, as we muzzle dogs that we suspect of incipient rabies . (8)

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Definition of we:

• we, w, pron.pl. of i: i and others. (0)

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