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Sentences ending with stale

Next they got their marbles and played "knucks" and "ring-taw" and "keeps" till that amusement grew stale. [5]
Once spent, does the world to each succeeding experimenter in it become old and stale? [4]
I've got plenty of hot water here, and it's bad letting a wound get stale. [11]
It is urgent, M'sieu' la Fillette--your business is stale. [11]

More example sentences with the word stale in them

The city reeked with smoke and acrid, stale gas, the electric lights were turned on to dispel the November gloom. [9]
And when the whistle blows at night all you have is your little hall bedroom in a rooming house that smells of stale smoke and cabbage. [9]
As stale water were we in his taste. [11]
His ordinary councils were stale water--his spirit was drinking wine, now, and the taste of it was good. [5]
The old newspaper was a broadside of stale news, with a moral essay attached. [4]
The room was warm and close, it reeked with the smell of stale food, but at least she found relief from that other odour. [9]
My own duties took me to the dark lower deck, a vile place indeed, and reeking with the smell of tar and stale victuals. [9]
Virtue, he says--but to what end repeat such stale old stuff? [10]
He is accustomed to seeing the publisher impoverish the author--that spectacle must be getting stale to him--if he contracts with the undersigned he will experience a change in that programme that will make the enamel peel off his teeth for very surprise--and joy. [5]
In its very statement of the doctrine maintained it avoids all discussion of the nature of the disease "known as puerperal fever," and all the somewhat stale philology of the word contagion. [3]
There was nothing stale or worn out about the thoughts and feelings the situation and the circumstances created. [5]
Let us notice some more of the stale charges against Republicans. [7]
If I have so far manifested neither, it is well to stop here, and leave the rest to those younger friends who may have more stomach for the dregs of a stale argument. [3]
The heated air reeked with the smell of stale cooking. [9]
False facts, false reasoning, bad rhetoric, bad grammar, stale images, borrowed passages, if not borrowed sermons, are listened to without a word of comment or a look of disapprobation. [6]
As for the odours, from that of the roasted coffee and food of the taverns, to the stale fish on the stalls, and worse, I can say nothing. [9]
The very stale odours of the spilled whiskey seemed the material expression of the essence of degraded souls; for a moment it overpowered him. [9]
The olives may not be of the first excellence; they may be a little stale, and small and poor, to begin with, but they are still olives, and the fond palate craves them. [8]
They had Heaven knows how many tons getting stale in London warehouses, all by reason of our stubbornness, and so it was enacted that all tea paying the small American tax should have a rebate of the English duties. [9]
But let me know, right away, for I want to correct this thing before it grows stale again. [5]
In households generally it was not under a month old, for beer was liked stale if it were not sour, while bread was desired as new as possible so that it was not hot. [4]
Afterward, in London, it was a pleasure to me to see this fantastic vagabond come marching into the lobby of the hotel in his grand-ducal way, for he always had some new imaginary grandeur to develop--there was nothing stale about him but his clothes. [5]
He sees in imagination a thousand readers, smiling or yawning as they say to themselves, "We have had all that before," and turn to another writer's performance for something not quite so stale and superfluous. [6]
Tired of the husks and the swine, and all his follies grown stale by over-use, he takes the advice of a good gentleman, and joins the standard of work and sacrifice. [11]
The golden sunshine has hidden itself behind a mist, joy lies fainting in my heart, and all that once pleased me has grown stale and charmless. [10]
Of this sort, for the most part, is the famous Lebkuchen, a sort of gingerbread manufactured in Nurnberg, and sent all over Germany: "age does not [seem to] impair, nor custom stale its infinite variety. [4]
The room was filled with the stale smell of clothes, which Janet detested. [9]
I killed Brown every night for months; not in old, stale, commonplace ways, but in new and picturesque ones;--ways that were sometimes surprising for freshness of design and ghastliness of situation and environment. [5]
They were there eating the half of a fresh apple on the 8th, and I was at the same time eating the other half of it on the 10th--and I could notice how stale it was, already. [5]
The people who come to you now are in search of a new sensation, and when that grows stale they will fall away. [9]
Next morning my boat was found below the White Cascade--yes, but that was so stale a trick! [11]
I know the art of searching for a trail, and I know the stale track from the fresh. [5]
So I sat and ate the stale but sweet bread, took a long drink of the good water from the earthen jar, and then, stretching myself out, drew my cloak up to my chin, and settled myself for sleep again. [11]
Tales of stirring adventure in those localities do not need to be rushed to publication lest they get stale by waiting. [5]
Hither came, to acquire the fashions, make assignations, arrange for the night's gaming, or shun the bailiff, the gallant, the gamester, the ladies whose dresses were better than their manners, the stale knight, the captain out of service. [4]
I picked up a Rebel canteen, and one of our own,--but there was something repulsive about the trodden and stained relics of the stale battle-field. [6]
And all of a fresh new sort, no mouldy old stale ones. [5]

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