Use "dear" in a sentence

1. Believe me Dear Reader; I was already struggling to hold on the modern world without this kind of thing happening!

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2. Answer: Dear John, What is that special soil you are talking about? I would be interested in testing it for you and seeing for myself

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3. He spoke to his dear the angel Kerubiel who reflected His light through the leaves

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4. The relevance of what I have said suddenly hits me – dear God, how could I have missed that?

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5. Please return my dear, with all comfortable haste

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6. “Forgive me my dear, but I need to spend

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7. I have seen too many dear friends leave this world too soon; before they understood the great freedom that comes with aging

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8. Oh dear, whatever can have happened? ‘How was Liz?’

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9. Johnny waited for a moment or two to see if the old dear needed time to

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10. “You’ve had a bit of a restless night, dear

11. "And the whales solve it with song, my dear," he answered Glenelle

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12. dear Father! i ask you to fill me with the Holy Spirit! Fill me with the

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13. dear sanctuary, but in that instant when Lucy felt that she might regain control of her

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14. ‘Oh dear … I’ll come and have a look, shall I?’

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15. Dr Wright sighs heavily and his kindly eyes become steely for an instant, ‘Oh … Kate … oh dear

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16. ’ as I gaze damply round the room at these very dear people

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17. I held on for dear life, twisting his foot so that he lost his balance, more out of surprise than through the force of my sudden retaliation

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18. This was the instant of doubt, the point where the prey loses its fear of those mesmerising eyes and runs for dear sanctuary, but in that instant when Lucy felt that she might regain control of her legs and speed back towards the light of town, the wolf slid the hood from his head

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19. and that my dear is what judges others… the negative energy

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20. Dear one… it’s ok! That’s all just material stuff-‐n-‐things… the

21. dear sister-in-law and brother she had quickly decided to

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22. Poltu while the rickshawala held on to his dear life and

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23. She was a spitting image of her dear niece

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24. You my dear teach Me how to travel

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25. Always Remember dear that you'll be able to

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26. Love u Dear with all my being

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27. “Really, dear lady, I hurt all over, and my head is about to burst, but other than that I’m ok

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28. She sighs deeply before replying – oh dear, like that is it? I’m not terribly surprised though

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29. “Actually my dear, you feel pretty good,” he gave her his best WC Fields imitation

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30. “Oh dear, well that settles it then

31. To the woman who complained that riches hadn't made her happy, the Master said, "You speak as if luxury and comfort were ingredients of happiness; whereas all you need to be really happy, my dear, is something to be enthusiastic about

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32. He stretched out his hand and found another root and held on for dear life

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33. My dear aunt, so wretched and forlorn, so defeated in her grief, I dared not make a sound

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34. Dear Auntie had decided to go ahead with it rather than cause disappointment, although I'm sure she would rather have taken some time to be alone

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35. “It is the male who takes the female my dear,” he told her forcefully, “with her permission of course!”

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36. Dear Irene and my Pantelis were like brother and sister, even went to the same school

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37. “No, dear, I’m not

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38. “They disappeared into the population my dear,” Thom said, there was still an interstellar channel open with the Brazilian expedition at 61 Cygni and Gordon’s Lamp was able to monitor all the traffic on it

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39. Oh dear God, this situation is ridiculous …

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40. “You’re trying to pick a fight aren’t you my dear?” he said as mildly as he could

41. Your dragon is to be my Queen, my dear Lady and she will arrive sometime tomorrow

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42. 'Oh dear, the stresses and strains of modern goat herding,' teased Alessandra

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43. I look at this man, so very dear and familiar, standing there waiting for me to determine his fate

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44. When he hears that Alastair is in the garden trying to mend a mower, he groans, ‘Jo, you haven’t let him loose on something mechanical, have you? Dear God!’ …

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45. And this was, as our dear and wise old Queen knew very well, the whole point

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46. "Yes dear," he said, and got up and left her

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47. Think about it! With modern technology and a few million Euros this place could knock every other playground into a black hole and my dear little Kaliantikos Foundation will provide the bungs

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48. Eventually he returned home, being both very tired and very sad, for he did want to find his princess so very much, and it was then that the young man’s dear old mother came up with a very cunning plan

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49. Every morning the young man’s mother delivered a lovely tray of tea and toast to his bedroom and as the exhausted but glowing couple lay in the king size love nest that had been especially arranged for them, the young man’s dear old mother asked each young lady in turn if she would give her a hand with the laundry

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50. Have you any idea how much is at stake, my dear uncharismatic ex? Looting is an old, long-established activity but looters these days have better technology and better networks than anyone

51. “OK”, he said to his dear old mother, “we’ll have some fun, but I think the socks idea stinks

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52. The young man looked at his mother quizzically and let slip one of those long drawn out sighs that is the trademark of every thirty-something man who still lives at home with his dear old ma

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53. As he caught the bathrobe he thought he saw his dear old mother grinning the widest grin this side of Wonderland

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54. It’s not that I don’t want Alastair here … dear God, never that … but it’s all happened so very fast that I haven’t had time to catch up with myself

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55. Ah, Pantelis, my dear, dear, father, I dropped the baton and let you down

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56. Dear God, let me get hold of Barrie, just for five minutes……! Not for what he has said about me, but for what he has done to Alastair

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57. Over the course of her first week in residence Annie, who was naturally quiet even in happy times, impressed her great-aunt with her obvious inner sorrow, which the old dear thought only fitting for a woman of the Craig line, and the next Saturday afternoon Annie received her first invitation to call on her relative in her own apartment

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58. Sam comes to greet me as I open the door but she’s obviously finding it an effort … dear Sam, what would I do without you? I quickly change my clothes and take her out into the garden … she sniffs around quite happily … maybe it is just stiffness … I shiver … although the rain has stopped there are still dark clouds which look threatening

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59. She consulted an antiques guide book and after much humming and page thumbing, she turned to Annie and said, “Your father never was very bright, my dear

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60. “The baubles may not have much monetary worth, my dear, but there’s more than one way to skin a cat

61. I mean, where would Alice be without the Reverend Dodgson or Peter Pan without dear old Mister Barrie?”

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62. “You dear old rascal”, she whispered as they rocked gently back and forth with the giggles and with the wide eyed sharing of new best friends

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63. About how dear Maria and Manolis were flown to Athens for her to be decorated with the Order of the Honour-Grand Cross by the President of the Hellenic Republic and how we were all their guests of honour there that day

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64. “That and much, much more, my dear friend,” she squeezed his arm once

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65. Nightmares? Dear God! He had them too … it just never occurred to me

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66. the old dear was furious

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67. He put his book on the table – maths – oh dear, not just maths but algebra into the bargain

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68. “Don’t you worry yourself dear lady, I plan on coming back there and having a very long conversation with you about these Scathers

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69. Oh dear, letting the cottage is proving more difficult than I thought

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70. “Thank you dear Queen Naria; for your trust in us and for keeping your word

71. Forgive me my dear friend,” Naria apologized, “but I had a chance to find out if the Holds stood with me, and I could not delay, I had to find out quickly

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72. He wanted to phone his dear old mother to

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73. That got them started on the whole subject of religious ceremonies, and specifically the training for religious ceremonies, something that was dear to Koruki’s heart

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74. ‘Why dear? Barry has quite enough money to keep me

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75. The dear repose for limbs with travel tired;

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76. She would now have the pleasure of avenging the death of a dear friend

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77. And this was, as our dear and wise old Queen knew very well,

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78. princess so very much, and it was then that the young man’s dear

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79. man’s dear old mother asked each young lady in turn if she would

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80. “OK”, he said to his dear old

81. something man who still lives at home with his dear old ma

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82. As he caught the bathrobe he thought he saw his dear old

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83. The young man’s dear old mother was a true brick that night

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84. young couple safely tucked up in bed, the young man’s dear old

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85. her obvious inner sorrow, which the old dear thought only fitting

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86. “The baubles may not have much monetary worth, my dear, but

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87. It appears my dear that you are indeed different… Mya looked at Tam and nodded

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88. guidance became ever more pressing, and that, my dear, was the

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89. “You dear old rascal”, she whispered as they rocked gently back

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90. Yes my dear friend, she chuckled, they most certainly are!

91. his so very dear face

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92. The dear boy even

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93. “All I have is still open to you, Ava dear,” he said and she didn’t even flinch much when the thick-skinned grey hand came out of his voluminous sleeve to pat hers

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94. “Ava my dear, what brings you here?” he said when she looked in his door

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95. ‘Your hostess, my dear

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96. ‘Why, my dear child, you are the daughter of

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97. ‘My, dear child,’ the witch shook her head

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98. “I’m sorry my dear,” he said, “but I have a busy schedule ahead of me today and really can’t spare the time

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99. “I fear you sometimes felt that way about me my dear

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100. “Ava my dear, what brings you here?” Kulai asked when she looked in his door