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Use to-morrow in a sentence

Sentences starting with to-morrow

To-morrow morning we will talk. [11]
To-morrow I myself will lead you to her. [10]
To-morrow morning I will go to see you, and beg Katuti to let you come to me as companion in the place of my lost friend. [10]
To-morrow morning I will begin to practise myself in the old Aeolian forms. [10]
To-morrow morning there will be a tabu, and, if the sacrifice be delayed until that time, forty men must die. [5]
To-morrow (Tuesday) I will add a P. S. if I've any to add; but, whether or no, I must mail this to morrow, for the mail steamer goes next day. [5]
To-morrow morning, dear, we'll turn our faces from this scene of sorrow, and be as free and happy as the birds. [12]
To-morrow before daybreak we will be off. [10]
To-morrow we will try our zitherns together. [10]
To-morrow we go to visit General Montcalm, who has just arrived in the colony. [11]

Sentences ending with to-morrow

She must leave Zorrillo, leave him to-morrow. [10]
I will hear your proposal to-morrow. [10]
Will you perform your old office of escort, and join a party, which we can make up here, to go there to-morrow? [11]
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]
We shall expect you to-morrow. [11]
He must help you shoe the horses to-morrow. [10]
When the howitzers with their nice little balls of lyddite physic get opening their bouquets to-morrow--" "Who says to-morrow? [11]
Jake's comin' up with the minister, an' you're goin' to be married at noon to-morrow. [11]
Good-luck to the winner, and the other one--well, since it must be so, farewell till to-morrow. [10]
The priest Pentaur, who is now present, has been appointed speaker at the festival to-morrow. [10]

Short sentences using to-morrow

To-morrow, if you will. [11]
Won't you come to-morrow? [10]
Richard, I sail to-morrow. [9]
Lose to-day, win to-morrow. [12]
We'll be married to-morrow. [11]
I expect him to-morrow. [10]
Let her come to-morrow! [12]
To-morrow we go to conquer. [11]
But he'll be there to-morrow. [12]
I shall commence them to-morrow. [10]

Sentences containing to-morrow two or more times

We know, we sailors, that now-to-day-is our time; that to-morrow may be Fate's, and Fate is a fickle jade: she beckons you up with one hand to-day, and waves you down with the other to-morrow. [11]
You have it ready at noon to-morrow, and you can start divorce proceedings to-morrow too. [11]
They have found out that he starts for Fort Clayton day after to-morrow, with one of his scouts; so they will leave to-morrow, letting on to go south, but they will fetch around north all in good time. [5]
You'll spend the night there, and we'll think about to-morrow when to-morrow comes. [11]
To-morrow, certainly, to-morrow, if you will. [11]
I saw the documents myself, when the chest was cleared out for old Horapollo, and to-morrow, quite early to-morrow, you shall have them. [10]
To-morrow, or next day at latest; and to-night, or, better still, to-morrow morning before sunrise, I will have the youth carried there. [10]
That was as bad as it could be; yet there was this to the good, that it was to-morrow and not to-day; and who could tell what might happen between to-day and to-morrow! [11]

More example sentences with the word to-morrow in them

Ye won't get y'r pigs to market to-day, Mr. Bridshaw, no, nor to-morrow, nayther, Mr. Bridshaw. [6]
The land is yours, and to-morrow my attorney shall give you a deed of it. [9]
Kandaules may take your place to-morrow, but give hum the strictest orders, and say that the slightest neglect will put his life in danger.--Now depart. [10]
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]
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]
In 24 hours you'll be home, and it'll be 6 to-morrow morning, village time. [5]
They will seize you to-morrow, or the day after. [10]
Let me find you in the garden early to-morrow morning. [10]
But, to-morrow, if you have leisure, we shall look at it together. [9]
May I offer you a place in my boat, or do you propose remaining here to assist at the festival and not starting till to-morrow morning? [10]
I go to York to-morrow, to be back this day fortnight. [9]
But this that ye have done shall be told to all who fight to-morrow, and men will know why it is I pardon treachery. [11]
But I will write out his wonderful escape in full to-morrow or next day. [5]
Perhaps to-morrow she would not care to; there was no joy in deliberate pleasure. [11]
Be in the workshop early to-morrow morning, there is a horse to be shod. [10]
I go to work to-morrow, with pick and shovel. [5]
As for staying with you, Honora," she continued, "I have to be back at Silverdale to-morrow night. [9]
I will stay with Mr. Bentley to-night, and leave for New York to-morrow, to do what I have to do--and then you will be ready for me. [9]
You shall come with me to-morrow to Mr. Josiah Wedgwood's, to choose some of them. [9]
She'd run away with him to-morrow if he should come within hailing distance of her. [9]
I will talk with Gorgias early to-morrow morning. [10]
Perhaps some good wine would be of service to him--not to-day, but to-morrow or the day after. [10]
My sheep's heart wilt be carried to-morrow in the procession! [10]
Our performance to-morrow will--at any rate--but--Zoe, pray be good enough to retire with the maids; I have a few words to say to my brother alone. [10]
Come: if you will, I'll send my secretary to-morrow morning-eh? [11]
From to-morrow we will work together again, daily, and you will win more glorious victories with the brush than with the sword. [10]
The old man will take me into his confidence early to-morrow morning. [10]
One of you will die to-morrow week; another of you will die to-night; the third has but five minutes to live--and yonder is the clock! [5]
So to-morrow I will cable to you and shall hope to be in time. [5]
And Lige's boat will be back from New Orleans to-morrow or Sunday. [9]
Day after to-morrow will be Ascension Day, when the bells will ring for the great fair. [10]
Who stands firm while others tremble lest their power pass to-morrow? [11]
The guilt for which she was threatened with punishment was by no means small, and even if her earthly judge did not call her to account, she would go to confession to-morrow and honestly perform the penance imposed. [10]
Yes, I know what you will say, and you are right: if I were in your place, and carried your scalding memories in my heart-- I will take the night train back to-morrow. [5]
And while they were all chattering on the steps I jumped in, and off we drove, and you will be the most talked-of man in London to-morrow. [9]
If things go well, you may be with Paula to-morrow perhaps--think of that! [10]
At any rate we'll invite him to dinner to-morrow, he may have something to tell us. [10]
Can't remember very well for an hour or two,--will come right by to-morrow. [6]
That seemed no weighty matter, for many sailors had made love to Carterette in her time, and knowing it was here to-day and away to-morrow with them, her heart had remained untouched. [11]
To-morrow, my friends, we will go out hunting. [10]
Farewell, Antonio, till we meet again, perhaps to-morrow, in spite of a chaos of business. [10]
So, on my way, I made up my mind to begin the copy at once by lamp-light, for it must be ready by to-morrow night at latest. [10]
It is the way of the world: to-day one gives a blow and to-morrow takes one. [10]
I'm going to watch the sun rise again to-morrow, my darling. [11]
Now, as he was told by the warder, by the bishop, and by Justinus, the day after to-morrow was fixed for the bridal of his betrothed. [10]
Her pretty face was swollen with weeping, and it was in a voice choked with tears that she had told him that her husband, who was a centurion in Caesar's pretorian guard, would arrive to-morrow or next day at Alexandria, with his imperial master. [10]
At last all was complete, and he said: "If he's got any suspicions that I'm going to tell on him, he won't keep them long, to-morrow. [5]
His own act was abominable in his eyes, and yet he would have done it again to-morrow, if it had again been required of him under similar circumstances. [10]
I have something very important to do for Orion to-morrow. [10]
It is a very good one--and to-morrow we'll begin, and work together, side by side. [12]
Dear grandfather, let us leave this sad place to-morrow, and beg our way from door to door. [12]
A large room upstairs is at our disposal; and there is a hunt to-morrow which one of us may like to attend. [9]
We will move upon the forts of the south bank to-morrow at dawn. [5]
So they will unwed us to-morrow, Robert; but be sure that I shall never be unwed in my own eyes, and that I will wait till I die, hoping you will come and take me--oh, Robert, my husband--take me home. [11]
She knew the unmerciful truth, but it only deepened what she felt for him, yet what she must put away from herself after to-morrow. [11]
We are sailing, unexpectedly, to-morrow, there being a difficulty about a passage later. [9]
I do not understand, but you're the one woman in the world for my money, and I'm ready to stand by that and leave the customs to-morrow if need be. [11]
This day, or twenty years from now, or to-morrow, or next moon, he will come to the end of the path. [11]
If there is trouble at the Orange funeral to-morrow it will be your fault. [11]
We've a long tramp over the glacier to-morrow, and we must start at sunrise. [11]
The sign-boards on top had invited customers into shop or inn, and the roll of carpet beneath was perhaps to have covered some floor to-morrow. [10]
I am here tonight; to-morrow find me. [11]
They're drunk enough to-night to want to do anything, and to-morrow when they've got sore heads they'll do anything. [11]
Abide here till to-morrow, when I will speak for thee to his Highness, and, I trust, bring thee pardon. [11]
Let it be to-morrow, Mona," was his hesitating reply; but he did not leave the doorway. [11]
Shall go down to-morrow, if I survive the banquet. [5]
Don't come here to-morrow, for this place will be shut up. [12]
One more rehearsal to-morrow, and then the two voices would have given such a performance as perhaps was never before heard within the temple walls. [10]
Return to me to-morrow, and keep your own counsel on this subject--though I need hardly tell you that; for you'll do so for your own sakes. [12]
By supper time to-morrow you'll be re-elected. [5]
The day after to-morrow you will come to me in the palace. [10]
I will examine to-morrow whether I am mistaken in this. [7]
The day after to-morrow was Frau Sophia Schurstab's birthday. [10]
He knew that to-morrow the scandal of the thing would belong to the world, but he was not dismayed. [11]
Only wait till to-morrow or the day after; something will happen then which will reduce our own precious persons and this beautiful world to that nothingness which to-day is inconceivable. [10]
At eight o'clock to-morrow night she will be taken to the Convent of the Ursulines, to be there shut in. [11]
The day after to-morrow my ship is going to Portsmouth for two months. [11]
My mother will to-morrow morning, set before you that dish of cabbage. [10]
Melissa could explain, to-morrow morning, how everything had happened. [10]
I'll be there, to-morrow morning at ten. [9]
They meant that to-morrow Kruger's ultimatum would be delivered and that the worst must be faced. [11]
And, sure enough, to-morrow it was a cathedral. [5]
She'll wear one to-morrow in her hair or on her bosom; what will you wager? [10]
Now go, and to-morrow come again to me your friend who understands how to sympathize with all you feel, and to whom you have approached so much the nearer to-day that you have learned to share his purest happiness. [10]
He could retire to-morrow --but he keeps on--why? [9]
Won't you come to-morrow at six? [11]
Come to me to-morrow at noon.... [11]
The Archbishop of Toledo was summoned, and predicted that Charles would die on the day after to-morrow, St. Matthew's day. [10]
He had been told that it was to-morrow, and not to-day, that the hideous act would be accomplished; and it was a consolation to her to know that he was spared the agony of following her in fancy in her fearful progress. [10]
I am poor to-day, I shall be rich to-morrow. [11]
To-day is everything to you; to-morrow is very much to me. [11]
To-day is everything to you, but to-morrow is very much to me. [11]
I look forward to to-morrow with a mixture of impatience and anxiety. [14]
What is down to the ground to-day may float high in the air to-morrow. [10]
We're going down to the country, though, to-morrow or next day. [11]
He would see to that to-morrow. [11]
To-morrow I intend to sue for the hand of Oroetes' pretty daughter. [10]
I should like to speak to you, my dear Marcus; to-morrow morning, early, will you come to me? [10]
You have but to speak the word, and the finest clay shall be ready on your modeling-table by to-morrow, either here or in Glaukias's work-room, which is indeed your own. [10]
You must go to sleep now, and to-morrow get up early and help your father. [10]

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