Clare Sentence Examples | Use Clare in a sentence

1.Clare is now a full-time author with six books, including four novels, under her belt.

2.Clare had resolved never to kiss her until he had obtained her promise;

3.the gaiety is reviving john b. kean's comedy 'the man from Clare'.

4.it's my fault! said Clare. but talking did not help. the tess he had first loved had separated her body from her soul.

5.they parted tenderly that night on the landing, and Clare ascended to his attic.

6.Clare's close resemblance to his elder sister invoked a deep dislike in him.

7.you must be so tired, mr Clare!

8.her present condition was precisely one which would have enlisted the sympathies of old mr and mrs Clare.

9.the man recovered himself, and seemed inclined to come on, and Clare, stepping outside the door, put himself in a posture of defence.

10.i went off peter when he said those dreadful things about Clare.

11.mr Clare had clearly never thought of this before.

12."it was a bit of a point of last resort, " says Clare murray of cm murray, an employment law boutique firm, for example.

13.he was offered a research fellowship at Clare college.

14.of all this Clare was unconscious.

15.'mr Clare, you have sent me my favourite cows!' she accused him one morning, blushing.

16.he married my aunt in1968, so Clare would have been five years.

17.by the way, if Clare comes tomorrow she's bringing her boyfriend.

18.it was then that miss Clare and arthur crossed swords.

19.she was mrs angel Clare, indeed, but had she any moral right to the name?

20.'that cock knew the weather was going to change,' said Clare.

21.'that's it!' cried Clare, pleased to think she had taken her ancestors' name, as he had suggested.

22.she could not help addressing Clare.

23.but mr and mrs Clare were even more interested in their son's marriage than in brazil's religion.

24.Clare and david astor are sketching a view of far spanish hills

25.ah-it is my fault!'said Clare.

26.do you know the address of a mrs Clare?'asked angel.

27.miss ophelia thought she had said enough, and therefore sat silent. st. Clare whistled a tune.

28.despite his heterodoxy, faults, and weaknesses, Clare was a man with a conscience.

29.old mr Clare was a clergyman of a type which, within the last twenty years, has wellnigh dropped out of contemporary life.

30.mr Clare told his son he had been saving the money he would have spent on his university education for him.

31.she did not know that Clare had followed her round and sat watching her.

32.i could see from miss Clare's quizzical glance that she knew exactly what was going on.

33.by the time that tess was dressed Clare was downstairs and out in the humid air.

34.where Clare had deposited them she did not know, and it mattered little, if it were true that she could only use and not sell them.

35.'i do remember,' said Clare; 'but i had quite forgotten.'

36.st. Clare came in, embraced his wife in true, orthodox, husbandly fashion, and then presented to her cousin.

37.fourteen-year-old marlo had to move Clare's arms for her in the beginning, but now Clare follows part of the routine by herself.

38.i am only just up, mr Clare, and it is too early to take me to task!

39.we had gone on to aunt Clare's place.

40.Clare regarded her attentively, conned the characters of her face as if they had been hieroglyphics. the denial seemed real.