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Sentences ending with dismissed

With the entreaty to spare him in future the pain of refusing any wish of the woman he loved, the disagreeable affair had been dismissed. [10]
Thus it came to pass that it was always by Mary and never by Hannah that Antinous was received and dismissed. [10]
By thunder, I'll see that you are dismissed. [9]
By the time school was out that day the news had leaped across Brampton Street and spread up and down both sides of it that the new teacher had been dismissed. [9]
He had pat replies ready to correct me when called upon, and 'twas only out of consideration for Mr. Carvel that I kept my hands from him when we were dismissed. [9]
If she consents, nothing could please me better; but how many lovers she has already encouraged, and then, before matters became serious, dismissed! [10]
Mr. Dodd and Mr. Hill have agreed, for various reasons which I will spare you, that Miss Wetherell should be dismissed. [9]
I should declare, from this day onward, that the issue of political passes, newspaper passes, and all other subterfuges would be stopped, and that all political hirelings would be dismissed. [9]
The regiment is dismissed. [9]
The parade is dismissed. [9]

Short sentences using dismissed

The case is dismissed. [5]
You are dismissed, Belotti. [10]
You are dismissed. [10]

More example sentences with the word dismissed in them

You were dismissed your place by the mistress of this Manor. [11]
But one day when the meagre village chemist saw him cracking jokes with Beard, the carpenter, and sidled in with a silly air of equality, which was merely insolence, Gaston softly dismissed him, with his ears tingling. [11]
Arrived, the goods were deposited inside the hut, the lads were dismissed, and David and Faith were left alone. [11]
Then he gave us a paper and dismissed us. [9]
For his omission to perform his whole duty on that occasion, and the injury thereby inflicted on the service and the country, his name was stricken from the list of naval officers and he was dismissed [from] the service. [7]
When he returned to Moscow his father dismissed the abbe and said to the young man, "Now go to Petersburg, look round, and choose your profession. [2]
From time to time the curtain was lifted and a lovely head appeared, whose questioning blue eyes fixed at once on the physician, but were always dismissed with the same melancholy shrug. [10]
He dismissed the thought, however, for this Cure was simple as man ever was made, straightforward as the most heretical layman might demand. [11]
After a moment's thought she turned, dismissed the others, and led the way, and Gabord and I followed. [11]
Leave it to those who are no longer fit for anything else.... You have not been ordered to return and have not been dismissed from here; therefore, you can stay and go with us wherever our ill luck takes us. [2]
More than this the prefect knew not, and Caesar forthwith dismissed him to make further inquiry before he himself should take steps to prove the truth of the report. [10]
Whereupon Harry dismissed the matter then and thereafter from his thoughts, and, like a light-hearted good fellow as he was, gave himself no more trouble about his board-bills. [5]
Then she dismissed the major-domo, and a short time later singing was heard in the chapel. [10]
As soon as the deputation is dismissed and I have received a few other persons, the feast is to begin. [10]
It turns out that Mr Garland has had no character with Kit, no recommendation of him but from his own mother, and that he was suddenly dismissed by his former master for unknown reasons. [12]
He dismissed the stenographer by the wave of a hand which seemed to thrust her bodily out of the room. [9]
The generals were soon dismissed, but I wasn't; nor Joan; for it was my turn to work, now. [5]
Pale, and with slightly quivering limbs, he dismissed the prefect and his other friends, and desired Epagathos to call Melissa. [10]
Landau would not sit down; he refused coffee, and dismissed himself with a haughty bow to the company; Colonel Woodburn shook hands elaborately all round, when he had smoked his cigar; the others followed him. [8]
Paula, however, as she had not perjured herself, but had merely invented an impossible tale with a good motive, was dismissed, and her chest was to be replaced in her room. [10]
Ulrich dismissed the servant, took the mementos of his mother in his hand, and listened to the hammer-strokes, that echoed from within. [10]
Having dismissed the reformers, he began to tell of his experiences abroad, referring in one way or another to the people of consequence who had entertained him. [9]
All present were quickly dismissed, the bolts were drawn and Philip appeared. [10]
You do not pretend that it ought to dissolve the Union, and the facts show that it won't; therefore the charge may be dismissed without further consideration. [7]
The Seigneury of Pontiac belongs to Monsieur Racine, and but three days since Madame here dismissed this fellow for pilfering and other misdemeanours. [11]
If, indeed, the poet and novelist are mere imitators of a model and copyists of a style, they may be dismissed with such commendation as we bestow upon the machines who pass their lives in making bad copies of the pictures of the great painters. [4]
Then this keen-eyed person appeared to me to be "taking my measure"; but I dismissed the suspicion when he spoke, for his manner was full of guileless candor and truthfulness. [5]
This thought flashed once through his mind with importunate distinctness, but he dismissed it as absurd and unworthy of himself. [10]
With a wave of the hand Gaston dismissed him. [11]
In the height of his boisterous merriment, Mr Quilp, having on some pretence dismissed his attendant sprite for the moment, resumed his usual manner all at once, dismounted from his cask, and laid his hand upon the lawyer's sleeve. [12]
Why, a word, of course.--Twenty years after you have dismissed a thought, it suddenly wedges up to you through the press, as if it had been steadily galloping round and round all that time without a rider. [6]
I said to myself, "It is a hundred francs too much," and so dismissed the matter from my mind. [5]
As to her mother, she dismissed her with a country estimate. [4]
Then, at the moment of our loss, these thoughts could not occur to me; I should then have dismissed them with horror, but now they are very clear and certain. [2]
The Joan dismissed me, and told me to go to the inn and stay, and in the morning give to her father the parcel which she had left there. [5]
Barbara dismissed, without making use of their services, the pages whom he placed at her disposal. [10]
She dismissed the Legate Quintillus, who was so anxious to please me--I may thank that fool of a woman that he became my enemy--but he was older even than I, and she likes young men best. [10]
He gave a languid pull at the velvet tassel on his bell-rope, ordered the wine; and, being informed that his anteroom below was full of people, had them all dismissed with the message that he was engaged upon important affairs. [9]
He ordered my Lady Elizabeth and my Lady Jane Grey into his presence when he wanted to play or talk, and dismissed them when he was done with them, with the air of one familiarly accustomed to such performances. [5]
He did n't know he was late; he came straight home when school was dismissed, only going a little way home with Alice Linton to help her carry her books. [4]
And then, when it was over, he had turned his back and dismissed it. [9]
The troops quartered in the besieged city, which had the day before committed many an annoyance, had been dismissed with song and music. [10]
Mr. Flint took his time about the letter, but when it was finished he dismissed the stenographer with an impatient and powerful wave of the hand--as though brushing the man bodily out of the room. [9]
Honora turned to his man, and dismissed him. [9]
I have dismissed him--I have a temper--many times, but he never went. [11]
Then he dismissed her with gracious words, bending low over her hand and kissing it. [5]
Chancing to pass her as the evening wore on, I saw her in conversation with Mrs. Falchion, who had dismissed her cavalier, preferring to talk, she said, for dancing was tiresome work on the Indian Ocean. [11]
As for Clark, he began to talk immediately with Monsieur Gratiot, as though he had dismissed them from his mind. [9]
Perhaps the governor-grand half-barbarian as he was at heart-guessed the nature of the visit and, before he admitted Iberville, dismissed those who were with him. [11]
Caracalla dismissed him graciously, then turning to the assembled company, he gave with much affability a detailed account of the wonders he had seen and heard. [10]
After he had gone--or rather after she had dismissed him--she took a book upstairs to wait for Howard, but she could not read. [9]
I have retired from New York for good, I have retired from labor for good, I have dismissed my stenographer and have entered upon a holiday whose other end is in the cemetery. [5]
The result was favourable, and the prisoner was dismissed from confinement with the learned companion of his fate. [10]
Promising to make every effort to save me from exclusion from the examination in the conference which he was to call at the close of the afternoon session, he dismissed me--and he kept his word. [10]
The militia was dismissed, and the village was hushed once more. [9]
But finally they dismissed us with a warning, couched in excellent Greek, I suppose, and dropped tranquilly in our wake. [5]
Towards noon she dismissed the Magian and allowed herself a short interval of rest and sleep; but as soon as she woke she collected her wits, and set to work again with fresh zeal and diligence. [10]
At last he dismissed the Indian and lay down. [10]
When he had dismissed the generals Kutuzov sat a long time with his elbows on the table, thinking always of the same terrible question: "When, when did the abandonment of Moscow become inevitable? [2]
And then he dismissed the assembly, saying that he had promised the mayor to do so early, because he did not wish to run an opposition to the political meeting going on in the courthouse. [4]
The Emperor had dismissed Quijada from attendance on his person. [10]
The day you dismissed me, I saw her at the cupboard. [11]
And finally he dismissed me, bidding me make it up with my cousin, which I was nothing loth to do. [9]
States Navy, was dismissed from the service under a misapprehension in regard to his loyalty to the Government, from the circumstance that several oaths were transmitted to him and the Navy Department failed to receive any recognition of them. [7]
Key be forthwith dismissed from the military service of the United States. [7]
The servant was dismissed duly, but that was after the contre-temps. [11]
He had been dismissed by the swaggering Gorgio, as though he was a servant, and he had not even been asked his name, of so little account was he! [11]
Nancy's school was dismissed at two, so was mine. [9]
And though Herdegen did his best to keep silence as touching Abenberger's evildoings, they nevertheless came out through other ways, and the poor wight was dismissed from the school. [10]
My lady held court in her father's box, received and dismissed, smiled and frowned, with Courtenay as her master of ceremonies. [9]
When, with good counsel for the future, he dismissed her from the chief magistrate's room, he had asked her where she was to be found in case he should have anything to say to her. [10]
Not that she could urge any horrible things against him; but she railed at minor faults till the Cure dismissed her with some good advice upon wives rehearsing their husband's faults, even to the parish priest. [11]
I dismissed my chaise at the door. [9]
When he came Caesar angrily dismissed him, for he felt no physical disorder. [10]
She dismissed the cab, went to a little door at the back of the building, and knocked. [11]
The young manager behaved well in the circumstances, because he had asked her to marry him, and she had dismissed him with a warning against challenging his own happiness--that was the way she had put it. [11]
Humphrey had hardly been dismissed when my Lord Hertford arrived with more trouble for Tom. [5]
Three of them Austen recognized as dismissed and disgruntled soldiers from the lobby army of the Northeastern; the fourth was the Honourable Galusha Hammer, whose mode of progress might be described as "stalking," and whose lips were forming the word "intolerable. [9]
Rameses dismissed his attendants in the ante-room of his apartments; when they were alone he turned to Bent-Anat and said affectionately. [10]
He paused in astonishment; but the thought that she could have fled appeared to him so insane, that he immediately and decisively dismissed it. [10]
If they begged and entreated they would be dismissed with copper coins; but if they enforced their demands they would become rich and prosperous. [10]
Even the English ambassador was dismissed. [10]
In spite of all the warnings, representations, entreaties, and promises of those who--she gratefully perceived it--meant well toward her, she persisted in her desire to be dismissed, to live out of doors as she had always done. [10]
Mr. Worthington is a political opponent of Jethro Bass, and wishes Miss Wetherell dismissed. [9]
Its leader was a ne'er-do-well young Welshman, who had been dismissed from leadership after leadership of bands in the East till at last he had drifted into Lebanon. [11]
We are getting a little mixed in our metaphors between lions and dragons and volcanoes, and yet none of them are too strong to represent Jethro Bass when he heard that Isaac Worthington had had the teacher dismissed from Brampton lower school. [9]
I had only a glance at the great man, for, with a kindly but preoccupied "Thank you, Hugh," Mr. Watling took the papers and dismissed me. [9]
Her tone assumed a deeper interest in the people who were coming up and going away, and Beaton perceived that he was dismissed. [8]
This is not a character to be dismissed with a few laudatory words; it is not a one-sided character; pure panegyric would be inappropriate. [14]
So, saying kindly: "'Till to-morrow, then," he dismissed her. [10]

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