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Sentences starting with twenty-one

Twenty-one rubles," he said, pointing to the figure twenty-one by which the total exceeded the round sum of forty-three thousand; and taking up a pack he prepared to deal. [2]
Twenty-one years ago everything was trim and trig and bright along the 'coast,' just as it had been in 1827, as described by those tourists. [5]

Sentences ending with twenty-one

With fear she walks in the sun, For Raoul is ninety year, And she not twenty-one. [11]
Rostov submissively unbent the corner of his card and, instead of the six thousand he had intended, carefully wrote twenty-one. [2]
La petit' Rosette, She is not twenty-one. [11]
What did he say: 'Sing me a song of the bygone hour, A song of the stream and the sun; Sing of my love in her bosky bower, When my heart it was twenty-one. [11]
In the first place; Cynthia was the minister's daughter, and twenty-one. [9]
By that enlargement of the word, the matron with the garnered wisdom and experience of fifty years becomes at one jump the political equal of her callow kid of twenty-one. [5]
She was young, healthy, and vigorous, and it seemed like voluntary mutilation to resign her liberty at twenty-one. [10]

Short sentences using twenty-one

There were twenty-one of them. [5]

Sentences containing twenty-one two or more times

By the time you have drawn twenty-one wales and written "William I.--1066-1087--twenty-one years" twenty-one times, those details will be your property; you cannot dislodge them from your memory with anything but dynamite. [5]
When he is twenty-one he will have twenty-one thousand dollars--quite enough for a start in life. [11]
Take your pen now, and twenty-one pieces of white paper, each two inches square, and we will do the twenty-one years of the Conqueror's reign. [5]

More example sentences with the word twenty-one in them

I was twenty-one years of age, though one would have called me older. [9]
In so few words have I disposed of the twenty-one slow-drifting years that have come and gone since I last looked from the windows of a pilot- house. [5]
In twenty-one years, with all my time at my free disposal I have written and completed only eleven books, whereas with half the labor that a journalist does I could have written sixty in that time. [5]
These were written when I was twenty and twenty-one years of age, and the sonnet sequence of 'A Lover's Diary' was begun when I was twenty- three. [11]
Nine years later, when he was twenty-one, I came upon the family in one of the lake towns of New York, and the mother told me about an adventure which her son had been having. [5]
In 1621 there were as many as ten thousand strangers in London, engaged in one hundred and twenty-one different trades. [4]
By Charles Dudley Warner Delivered before the Alumni of Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y., Wednesday, June 26, 1872 Twenty-one years ago in this house I heard a voice calling me to ascend the platform, and there to stand and deliver. [4]
The captain, the two passengers, and eleven men were in the long-boat, with a share of the provisions and water, and with no room to spare, for the boat was only twenty-one feet long, six wide, and three deep. [5]
So Lincoln, at twenty-one, had just begun his preparation for the public life to which he soon began to aspire. [7]
I was only twenty-one, but I was steel to my toes--good for wear and tear. [11]
That was a twenty-one round knockout! [9]
I took occasion to measure one of the lemons, called a citron-lemon, and found its circumference to be twenty-one inches one way by fifteen inches the other,--about as big as a railway conductor's lantern. [4]
For, after all, the captain was but twenty-one and I nineteen, and the distinguished unknown at least fifty. [9]
Manifestly a glory that once was had dissolved and vanished away in these twenty-one years. [5]
He will find that John Hunter knew a case in which, of twenty-one persons bitten, only one died of the disease. [3]
If the portrait taken of her in London--the best engraving of which is by Simon de Passe--in 1616, when she is said to have been twenty-one years old, does her justice, she had marked Indian features. [4]
There had been so much tragedy that I used to wonder every day what would happen before night; and that's not a good thing for the brain of a chap of twenty-one or two. [11]
She was a slim and long limbed Diana, with fine lines and a bosom of extreme youth, though she must have been twenty-one her last birthday. [11]
In one portrait-group representing (as each of these pictures did) an entire Corps, I took pains to count the ribbons: there were twenty-seven members, and twenty-one of them wore that significant badge. [5]
Shan't you make it one hundred and twenty-one livres? [11]
Seven years followed, in which twenty-one fresh and widely varying renderings were scored--none of them quite convincing. [5]
I ask him how far it is to Birmingham, and he says it is twenty-one shillings and sixpence. [5]
I had supposed him to be a lieutenant in civilian's dress, for his dark mustache, small whiskers, and the military cut of his hair, which already began to be somewhat thin, made me add a lustrum to his twenty-one years. [10]
I am learning here--you see I am quite old, for I am twenty-one now --the art of management. [11]
If Pocahontas gave her age correctly, as it appears upon her London portrait in 1616, aged twenty-one, she must have been eighteen years of age when she was captured in 1613 This would make her about twelve at the time of Smith's captivity in 1607-8. [4]
It was when he was twenty-one and had been sent away to Algiers because he was falling in love with a farmer's daughter. [11]
He wore a hat measuring six and seven eighths on the _cephalometer_ used by hatters, which is equivalent to twenty-one inches and a quarter of circumference. [6]
All their flirtation from seventeen to twenty-one is with some occupation. [4]
She was twenty-one, earning nine dollars a week, of which she now contributed five to the household,--her father, with characteristic incompetence, having taken out a larger insurance policy than he could reasonably carry. [9]
It is a curious thing, to leave a man thirty-five years old, and come back at the end of twenty-one years and find him still only thirty-five. [5]
It is reasonably conjectured that he could not have been over twenty-one when in May, 1609, he joined the company going to Virginia. [4]
At twenty-one I came to Illinois, Macon County. [7]
Thirty-three and twenty-one are fifty-four; four times fifty-four are two hundred and thirty-six. [5]
I was twenty-one, and restless-minded, and with eyes wide open. [11]
Thus the twenty-one acted; and, as actions speak louder than words, so actions under such responsibilities speak still louder. [7]
At twenty-one, with a trained mind, all knowledges are at one's feet. [4]
If she pursued a classical course, she would, at the age of twenty-one, know very little of the sciences. [4]
As early as 1816 Treviranus had attempted to resolve the tissues, of which Bichat had admitted no less than twenty-one, into their simple microscopic elements. [3]

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