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Sentences starting with me

Me or the Wool Trust? [9]
Me an' Venters walkin' down the road! [13]
Me stand in the way of it? [9]
Me liketh better the sword, said Arthur. [5]
Me tooth on the Book, and I tell you what, it's only me charity that kapes me from spoilin' ye. [11]

Sentences ending with me

In me, the youth of nineteen, he awakened admiration, interest, and curiosity, and his "You are a poet" sometimes strengthened my courage, sometimes disheartened me. [10]
Serve it, and yourself--and me. [11]
You've almost ruined yourself for me. [13]
But, to guard yourself and another from misinterpretation, you must hear me. [10]
And this being your whole duty, return and report to me. [7]
But dread of your uncle drove me on, and I had debts to frighten me. [9]
Just you put your trust in me. [5]
And I need your true soul to help me to shake off the burden which is crushing me to the earth and choking me. [10]
The influence of your telegram the other day is still upon me, and has impressed me with the idea that there are many parts of the problem which influence you that are not known to me. [7]
It is to your strength that I cling, and I know that you will not fail me. [9]

Short sentences using me

Remember me to your sisters. [10]
Pray, give me your hand. [10]
Take me into your confidence. [6]
W--wanted me, didn't you? [9]
Let me help you. [5]
Let me congratulate you. [4]
Let me help you. [11]
It's me or you. [11]
Take me with you! [10]
Only, they--they--told me you would. [5]

Sentences containing me two or more times

Try to compose yourself, and believe my assurances that I like you and that you will find in me a zealous protector and a discreet friend if you will but tell me candidly and fully what are the motives of your conduct. [10]
I think you yourself realized that my wish to wait a year before giving a final answer was proof that I really had not that in my heart which would justify me in saying what you wished me to say. [11]
You don't mean you're trying to arrest me again, after letting me go? [11]
Well, that is your training; it is the training of everybody; but as for me, I thank that incident for giving me a better light, and I have never forgotten it. [5]
The difference between your friends the criminals and me is that probably nobody will ever be able to catch me out. [11]
You lend me your apern and let me take him his breakfast in the morning. [5]
Now, give me your address, and leave me. [12]
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]
Jane, I said you'd tell me without ever me askin'. [13]
I knew that you would not refuse me in spite of the fact that the world may misunderstand, may sneer at your taking me. [9]

More example sentences with the word me in them

My thoughts gave zest to my actions, and I was climbing the steep, pine-clad slope with rapidity when I heard Miss Trevor below me calling out to wait for her. [9]
I can trust you--you are with me in all? [11]
See here, mother, you've sacrificed enough for me already. [9]
So, you see, you've kept me here talking when there's no need and while my business waits. [11]
Sellers about Napoleon, you've always told me so," answered Laura, with a look intended to contradict her words. [5]
He made various youthful proposals to me, including a duet under the landlady's daughter's window. [6]
Come, now, calm yourselves, and let me go on with my story; or it will be morning before Bartja gets to sleep. [10]
Yes, indeed, you yourself; an inner voice tells me so. [10]
You've told me yourself, how the Hebrews were persecuted in your dead father's day. [10]
You are giving yourself useless trouble, Jason, and I earnestly beg you not to disturb me any longer now, for a dark spot is already appearing on the roast. [10]
Can you put yourself in the man's place and tell me what he felt and what he thought? [5]
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]
My Irenia is yours--" "But she does love me, and even should she no longer--" "The test is at hand. [10]
Fay has taken you're pretendin' to--to care for me for the thing it looks on the face. [13]
I said:-- "'Senator, you're not going to ask me to turn loose all those at once? [9]
They tell me you're buildin' a mill up at McChesney's, and I reckon you're as cute as any of 'em. [9]
If you see your way to meet us in New Orleans, drop me a line, now, and as we approach that city I will telegraph you what day we shall arrive there. [5]
I will keep your verses to tell me dat my French subjects are all loyal like M. [11]
After I left your uncle's house my father took me to Charlestown. [9]
You had only your sword and my poor fortune and me then--that is all; but you were a man. [11]
I can read your soul through your eyes, and it seems to me that things have gone wrong with you since the keeper of your stud arrived here. [10]
Let me remain your Sophonisba, and a free artist. [10]
It is not your rich gifts that have drawn me to you. [10]
But I appreciated your precaution in sending the buggy behind me, although it wasn't necessary. [9]
I have lived your peaceful neighbour under great provocation, for your treatment would have done me harm if my place were less secure. [11]
Pray give me your opinion, gentlemen. [10]
Report to me your opinion upon the availability for good of the enrolled militia of the State. [7]
Please give me your opinion in writing on this question. [7]
If--always according to your notion of the convention--if I don't get out, and haven't any chance, they tell me on pretty good authority Austen Vane will get the nomination. [9]
When you receive your next 1/4 yr's salary, don't send any of it here until after you have told me you have got it. [5]
Go home to your Nance and your kids, and stand by till you hear from me. [5]
If you open your mouth against me only once after that time you can't travel so far but I will find you. [5]
Tell me, in your mother's name--are you Bartja? [10]
I am sure your mother will be grateful to me. [2]
My visits to your mother have been to me a comfort, a pleasure,--for she is a rare person. [9]
Someone has poisoned your mind against me. [11]
Then recall to your memory again what this night of the full moon means--you are well aware of it--to me. [10]
Here, give me your little paw! [10]
I received both your letters, and although I have not answered them it is not because I have forgotten them, or been uninterested about them, but because it appeared to me that I could write nothing which would do any good. [7]
The balance of your letter, I say, pleases me exceedingly. [5]
The receipt of your letter, and the reading of some of the criticisms this morning, have rendered me nervous for the whole day. [4]
When I read your letter first, a flood of fire seemed to run through my veins; then I became as though I had been dipped in ether, and all the winds of an arctic sea were blowing over me. [11]
With a "by your leave, ma'am," to her, Mr. Allen took the chair abreast me. [9]
Remember me to your husband, and tell him, that Captain Allertssohn's body has been brought in and to-morrow is appointed for the funeral. [10]
Remember me to your husband and tell him, his life may be valuable; but ours are not wisps of straw. [10]
Let me tell your Highness the truth, in return for saving my life. [11]
Then lift up your head again, and look at me. [10]
Mr Witherden, Sir, your handkerchief is hanging out of your pocket--would you allow me to--, As Mr Brass advanced to remedy this accident, the Notary shrunk from him with an air of disgust. [12]
Now give me your hand; you will make a fine man, and perhaps a great warrior. [10]
Well, I touched your hand then, and you looked at me and nodded, and went musin' into the fire again, not seemin' to hear our gabble. [11]
Then tell me your grief to-day too; it will do you good, it will bring back peace to your mind. [10]
It was not your going over to the other side that pained me so, for all your people are Tories. [9]
I shall watch your going on"--(he did not say goings on)--"your Alpine course, with clear memories of things and hours dearer to me than all the world, and with which I would not have parted for the mines of the Rand. [11]
Come you, comrade, your general gives you to me. [11]
Then this in your eye, that if ye'll bring an army, I'll fight till the skin is in rags on me bones, whin it's only men that's before me; but woman--and that wan! [11]
Now, away to your duty," she added, tapping his breast affectionately with her fan, "and when everything is done, come and take me to my room. [11]
Yet it is your duty to kill me. [11]
No word of your discourse escaped me. [10]
I am deeply your debtor for revelations which never could have come to me without your help. [11]
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]
Take care with your comb, Thais, you are hurting me! [10]
Glaucus proposes for your choice that you should either allow me to conduct you to his wife or return to the temple to which you are attached. [10]
But you had your chance with me, and you threw it down like a piece of rotten leather. [11]
This is now your case; which, as I have said, pains me not less than it does you. [7]
Get out of your carriage and follow me. [10]
I don't want your carpenter; only send me down a hammer, a wedge, and a few strong nails. [10]
I have cut your articles about San Marco out of a New York paper (Joe Twichell saw it and brought it home to me with loud admiration,) and sent it to Howells. [5]
I will remain your ally in this matter; for, as Cambyses' dying father appointed me the counsellor of his son in word and deed, I venture occasionally a bold word to arrest his excesses. [10]
They gave me your address at the hotel--when I asked for a lawyer. [9]
I feel for you--oh, believe me, I feel as I have never felt, could never feel, for myself. [11]
Jonathan Edwards the younger tells the story of a brutal wretch in New Haven who was abusing his father, when the old man cried out, "Don't drag me any further, for I did n't drag my father beyond this tree. [6]
If I died young, she would follow me. [10]
I am too young to welcome as a guest every one whom this or that man presents to me. [10]
I am but young to die, and thou canst save me with one little word. [5]
I say two young people, for the one who counts most years seems to me to be really the younger of the pair. [6]
If you are young Matanesse Van Wibisma, you have nothing to fear from me. [10]
I asked the young man in the ticket-office if I could have a sleeping-section, and he answered "No," with a snarl that shrivelled me up like burned leather. [5]
A very handsome young lady in the store offered me a pair of blue gloves. [5]
I asked the young gentleman to do me the kindness to go to jail as soon as he conveniently could, so that I might try to get in there and visit him, and see what college captivity was like. [5]
The' 's a young gen'l'm'n up at that school where she go,--so some of 'em tells me, 'n' she loves t' see him 'n' talk wi' him, 'n' she talks about him when she 's asleep sometimes. [6]
Thank you, my young friend--you have strong arms, and you may lift me a little higher yet. [10]
Many of my young correspondents have told me in so many words, "I want to be famous. [6]
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]
Promise me that you'll never yield the least point to him in a matter of right and wrong! [8]
Why is it you'll never give me a dance? [9]
Lord bless me you'll love her--you'll dote on her --you'll be twins! [5]
That's the sound you'll hear every day of your life, if you break the promise you've got to make to me now. [11]
To be sure, you'll hardly find me before ten o'clock. [10]
And now, if you'll excuse me, Mr. Paret, I'll lay a few mines. [9]
Well, sah, if you'll b'lieve me, he jes' shuck his head, dat painter did, en went on a-dobbin'. [5]
I thought maybe you'd put it aside for me, like you do for the others. [9]
Do you think you'd have time to drop in to see me, Minnie, before your train goes? [9]
He just said, 'You'd better come with me, Miss Hutchins,' and I went with him. [9]
I thought perhaps you'd be glad to have me. [11]
They told me you'd arrived--why didn't you come to us? [9]
I looked for you; but you didn't come, and I thought you had forgotten me. [11]
I may trust you; and never betray to Antinous what you compelled me to do? [10]
Illness came; then you, who have nursed me back to life. [11]
But no doubt you, who are old, have long since grown accustomed and reconciled to what seems to me such a disagreeable novelty. [5]
It will tell you, too, what it means to me, and what I see before us. [11]

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