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Sentences starting with be

Be careless in your dress if you must, but keep a tidy soul. [5]
Be off with you. [11]
Be off with you, you house-rat. [10]
Be thankful that you have once known them, and remember that even the learned ignorance of a nomenclature is something to have mastered, and may furnish pegs to hang facts upon which would otherwise have strewed the floor of memory in loose disorder. [3]
Be careful that you do not get into mischief, Dr. [11]
Be careful how you cut out the heart--the heart, soldier. [10]
Be thankful if you can forgive yourself; I never can forgive myself. [5]
Be in the workshop early to-morrow morning, there is a horse to be shod. [10]
Be not angry with the Greek woman, who confesses that she would rather die free as a beggar than live in bondage as a queen, though envied by the whole world. [10]
Be sure she will write the moment she comes. [5]

Sentences ending with be

And even if your secret should eventually be discovered--which is not probable--you will have earned respect, and society is not as stern as it used to be. [9]
You Democrats, and your candidate, in the main are in favor of laying down in advance a platform--a set of party positions--as a unit, and then of forcing the people, by every sort of appliance, to ratify them, however unpalatable some of them may be. [7]
You'll see, Washington, you'll see how it will be. [5]
I'd think of you; of our people that have been here for two hundred years; of the rooms in the old house where mother used to be. [11]
Yet to marry you, even as things are, if that might be! [11]
Take care, or you will have to drink that bitter brown stuff you sent yesterday; then you will know for once how nasty it can be. [10]
But how do you think practice would be? [6]
Now what would you take that thing to be? [5]
And how rich you must be! [10]
Then who can you be? [5]

Short sentences using be

They will be yours. [11]
May sacrifices be yours . [11]
What shall be your reward? [5]
No--no--it cannot be you! [11]
It mightn't be, you know. [5]
He would be wrong. [4]
I may be wrong. [11]
How delighted she would be! [10]
I'd--I'd rather be with you. [9]
Clarence may be with them. [9]

Sentences containing be two or more times

You see, maybe you's got to be po' a long time fust, en so you might git discourage' en kill yo'sef 'f you didn' know by de sign dat you gwyne to be rich bymeby. [5]
Your relations to your professional brethren may be a source of lifelong happiness and growth in knowledge and character, or they may make you wretched and end by leaving you isolated from those who should be your friends and counsellors. [3]
That would be your legacy and your blessing to her--the death of a murderer; and she would be left alone with the woman that would hate you in death! [11]
Nothing has befallen your father's younger son; and if I were a philosopher, like Philip, I should be moved to wonder why a man can only be wet when the rain falls on him, and yet can be so wretched when disaster falls on another. [10]
Make the Mohar your ally, and it may easily happen that your rat-bites may be paid for with mortal wounds, and Rameses who, if you marched against him openly, might blow you to the ground, may be hit by a lance thrown from an ambush. [10]
He had a young sister with a remarkable voice--he was giving her a musical education, so that her longing to be self-supporting might be gratified. [5]
Such as the young man was now the old man must have been, and what the son should one day be might be seen--and I rejoiced to think it--in his father's figure and face. [10]
In 24 hours you'll be home, and it'll be 6 to-morrow morning, village time. [5]
Money may desert you, friends forsake you, enemies grow indifferent to you, but the scarlet fever will be true to you, through thick and thin, till you be all saved or damned, down to the last one. [5]
Good be with you, fool, and thanks be for such a lady. [11]

More example sentences with the word be in them

With what fiery zeal Wolf persuaded him, how convincing was his assurance that a substitute for Johann of Cologne, and a most admirable one, was actually to be found here in Ratisbon! [10]
When the fiery youth had performed the task which now claimed all his powers, he hoped to find him more inclined to allow himself to be led farther along the path which he had entered. [10]
But what would youth be without its extravagances,--its preterpluperfect in the shape of adjectives, its unmeasured and unstinted admiration? [6]
Come, now, calm yourselves, and let me go on with my story; or it will be morning before Bartja gets to sleep. [10]
Do not allow yourselves to be deceived by him. [10]
You can see, yourself, that there isn't anything more to be reported--invention is exhausted. [5]
Do not allow yourself to be overworked at first, nor require the impossible of your strength, for Rome and the world still expect great things of you. [10]
Have you not yourself seen, even in your short life, that what is highest and greatest can in its excess, be all that is most hideous? [10]
General Grant and yourself have been conspicuous in our most important successes; and for me to interfere and thus magnify a breach between you could not but be of evil effect. [7]
In pious Trust yourself forget For others only toil and fret, Since all we do for fellow Men With right good Will, shall be our Gain. [10]
And don't let yourself be fooled with Constitutional Union Meetings, and compromises. [9]
This fact of yours, which seems so strange to you, belongs to a great series of similar facts familiarly known now to many persons, and before long to be recognized as generally as those relating to the electric telegraph and the slaving `dynamo. [6]
What will be yours if you defeat--" "Revenge--my rights--the law! [11]
The real world, your world, England, Europe, would have no more use for all your skill and knowledge and power, because there would be a woman in the way. [11]
If this be your will, and the will of the great Cumner, speak. [11]
Take leave of your wife, and (I speak by the king's command) be ready to start before dark. [10]
You were on your way to be married. [11]
But this time your suspicions happen to be misplaced. [10]
Let us have your story, and be merry. [9]
The quota of your State would be ______. [7]
He will be your spiritual, and I your secular guardian. [10]
The money for your son shall be conveyed to you to-day before sunset. [10]
Now retire behind your screens, and tomorrow morning I will be your guest. [10]
You'll be in your proper place there! [10]
You shall retain your post in the English navy-officer and patriot you shall be if you choose. [11]
To be in your place when you sing to the Emperor Charles again! [10]
It should be your part to entreat her help for our father and brother; but you must not venture where Caesar is. [10]
He comes from your part of the country, and you will be concerned, of course. [11]
Your mouths are your own, and you can blow off to suit your fancy, but if any one thinks I'm a tame coyote to be poked with a stick--! [11]
He says: "Sink your own will; let it be subject to a higher, and you need take no thought. [11]
In this matter your own sense of military propriety must be your guide, and the regulations of the service your rule of conduct. [7]
Come back to your own people; be a true daughter of the Ry of Rys; live with your Romany chal. [11]
He is of your own county, of your own village, is your neighbour, a man of whom all England should be proud. [11]
I would accept your offer at once, were it not that I fear there might be some impropriety in it, though I do not see that there would. [7]
Get emancipation into your new State government constitution and there will be no such word as fail for your cause. [7]
If you enter your name on the Visitor's Book at Government House you will receive an invitation to the next ball that takes place there, if nothing can be proven against you. [5]
If you keep your mouth shut, and the devil doesn't put his finger into the pie, I think, spite of all the Zorrillos, I shall be Eletto to-morrow. [10]
I am sure your mother will be grateful to me. [2]
Let that be your model; and remember, on peril of your reputation as a prophet, not to put a stop before or after the nunquam. [6]
Again, according to your mind, a man who steals holy vessels must needs be an infidel; therefore a tailor in Chaudiere, suspected of being an infidel, stole the holy chalices. [11]
Fresh proof of your maxim, mother: if you want to be well served you must buy rascals! [10]
The images of your manifold gods are everywhere to be seen; they crowd on our gaze, and yet who knows not that their real is not their apparent significance? [10]
In each of your letters to us, you will state the number of certain votes both for and against us, as well as the number of doubtful votes, with your opinion of the manner in which they will be cast. [7]
Mary has read your letter, and wishes to be remembered to Mrs. [7]
I will carry your letter to Mrs. C. now, and there will be a glad woman, I tell you! [5]
I saved up your last story to read when the numbers should be complete, but before that time arrived some other admirer of yours carried off the papers. [5]
That should satisfy your justice, but you are merciful for the moment, and you will spare until the time be come, until the corn is ripe in the ear. [11]
Whatever may happen, your illustrious life cannot be in danger! [10]
If he is your husband, wouldn't it be better to have him successful than your defeated victim. [11]
As I believe, your husband is willing to let bygones be bygones, and to begin to-morrow as though there was no to-day. [11]
Remember me to your husband and tell him, his life may be valuable; but ours are not wisps of straw. [10]
Now, disperse to your homes, or every man of you will be arrested and tried by court-martial. [11]
I cannot change your hearts--but the wife of my brother's son, the daughter of Ben Akiba, must be a daughter of our people, morning, noon, and night. [10]
If you keep your heart pure, and constantly think of the time which shall be fulfilled for each of us, to our ruin or to our salvation, you will pass unharmed through this great peril. [10]
Although we know your guilt, we will be formal and just. [11]
But you hold your grip, and we'll see what can be done. [5]
The honeysuckle in your garden needs a support, that it may grow and put forth flowers; let these poor songs be the espalier around which your memory of the absent one can twine its tendrils and cling lovingly. [10]
The difference between your friends the criminals and me is that probably nobody will ever be able to catch me out. [11]
The safety of your fortune would be less difficult to provide for if, as was formerly the case here, we could entrust it to the merchants of Alexandria. [10]
You should try your fortune in London, where you shall be under my protection, sir. [9]
But in detaching your force the President directs that it be done in such a way as to enable you to hold your ground and not interfere with the movement against Chattanooga and East Tennessee. [7]
I see by your face that it will not be wasted. [10]
I saw that your eyes were not opened, but I think I had a certain presentiment, for which I do not pretend to account, that they would be opened. [9]
I submit for your especial consideration whether our Indian system shall not be remodeled. [7]
The worst of your enemies always will be your guest to-night. [11]
What proportion of your earnings or income would you be willing to pay for that frame of mind, year in, year out? [5]
What proportion of your earnings or income would you be willing to pay for that frame of mind, year in year out? [5]
It must be your despair that helps you to bear up. [8]
Florida is in your Department, and it is not unlikely you may be there in person. [7]
The memory of your dear father, instead of an agony, will yet be a sad, sweet feeling in your heart, of a purer and holier sort than you have known before. [7]
The stockholders of your corporation, perhaps, are bound to suffer some from the fact that you have taken its life-blood to pay dividends, and the public will demand that it be built up into a normal and healthy condition. [9]
Free to preach your convictions, unfettered, you will have a power over people that will be tremendous. [9]
Your arguments and your conversations have shown you to be intimately conversant with every detail of this national quarrel. [5]
In defiance of your command, my Sovereign, but in virtue of the full powers you once gave me, I have ordered the grandson of Amasis to be the executioner's first victim. [10]
Let Paulus be your captain, for he is strong, cautious and brave. [10]
You boldly drive your boat right into what seems to be a solid, straight wall (you knowing very well that in reality there is a curve there), and that wall falls back and makes way for you. [5]
You have brought your army corps to Pultusk, routed: here it is exposed, and without fuel or forage, so something must be done, and, as you yourself reported to Count Buxhowden yesterday, you must think of retreating to our frontier--which do today. [2]
The answer to your arguments is to be seen on every side, atheism, hypocrisy, vice, misery, insane and cruel grasping after wealth. [9]
If I were your age and able to drag myself to the street, I should be at the Arsenal now. [9]
He is a young Titan, and no one would be astonished if he one day succeeded in piling Pelion upon Ossa. [10]
As for his young pupil, she has often thought of being a teacher herself, so that she is of course very glad to acquire any accomplishment that may be useful to her in that capacity. [6]
A party of young Puan bucks had decreed it to be their pleasure to encamp in Mr. Brady's yard, to peer through the shutters into Mr. Brady's house, to enjoy themselves by annoying Mr. Brady's family and others as much as possible. [9]
I say two young people, for the one who counts most years seems to me to be really the younger of the pair. [6]
For such a young man, seemingly destined for the inner life of contemplation, to be a soldier seemed almost unnatural. [6]
Here is a young man writing to me from a Western college, and wants me to send him a list of the books which I think would be most useful to him. [6]
Some of these young ladies came from other cities,--New York and Philadelphia and elsewhere,--and their fathers and mothers were usually people to be mentioned as a matter of course--were, indeed, frequently so mentioned by Miss Sadler, especially when a visitor called at the school. [9]
No doubt the Young Girl was capricious in setting the little engine at work, but she cut short a good many disquisitions that threatened to be tedious. [6]
All right,--said the young fellow.--I would n't be hard on the poor little-- The word he used was objectionable in point of significance and of grammar. [6]
Now a fine young fellow must be found as husband for you. [2]
What a remorseless young destroyer he was, to be sure! [6]
Many of my young correspondents have told me in so many words, "I want to be famous. [6]
I'm not as young as I was I shall be sixty-four in October--and I can't work right along as I used to. [4]
I ain't so young as I used to be, and, anyhow, what's the good! [11]
My wives are young and charming, and when they grow old, what is to hinder me from taking others, still handsomer, and who, by the side of the faded beauties, will be doubly charming. [10]
Lord bless me you'll love her--you'll dote on her --you'll be twins! [5]
To be sure, you'll hardly find me before ten o'clock. [10]
I don't suppose you'll be quite sane again till after the first number is out. [8]
I'll certainly..." "But you'll be late for dinner. [2]
Besides, you know, you'll be in costume, and that makes all the difference in the world; Juliet's in a balcony, enjoying the moonlight before she goes to bed, and she's got on her night-gown and her ruffled nightcap. [5]
This is Thursday; you'll be back here Saturday afternoon. [5]

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