Dear mamma," said Amy, "may we have it in your own room?
Amy took the paper and read what her mother pointed out; and as she came to the end her eye caught the first words of another paragraph, and she exclaimed, "Dear mamma, here is something about India.
Oh; mamma, dear mamma, do let us hear it read; I'm quite well now.
Dear mamma, I am so sorry to make you unhappy, but you are my own mamma, and therefore I must tell you.
We are just starting to get on to Chicago, so good-bye, dear Mamma.
Now I must dress for dinner, so good-bye, dear Mamma.
They are all withered in my garden, and I do not like to go there any more, for there are no more bouquets to pluck for my dear mamma queen.
Be quite easy, dear mamma," said Wenceslas, only too glad to see this critical moment end happily.
Dear mamma, do come to Henley on the tenth, you and Ju.
Oh, that was a slip of the tongue, dear mamma; I was off my guard.
Dear mamma hastened to close it up with her hand, and then all the people on the left hand of the aisle began to smile.
Dear mamma sighed, and took the hands of the two youngest children, leaving her muff to hang from her neck by its ribbon.
The people in both aisles fixed their eyes on dear mamma, who in vain pretended to be rapt in the sermon; they knew very well by this time what was wrapped in her muff, and in the end dear mamma had to go.
Therefore, I may stay here, too, may I not, dear mamma empress!
But my papa once said to me, the word 'must' is not for me, and I do not want it either, and I pray my dear mamma not to leave Paris with me.
Dear, dear mamma, you can't change me by anything you say.
Dear, dear mamma, you won't quarrel with us, and oppose us, and make papa hard against us.
Poor, dear mamma is, I know, terribly flurried about it, and so is Aunt Stanbury.
I would sacrifice much to please and gratify you, my dear mamma; but do not press me to a compliance which I cannot yield to without making a sacrifice of principle.
The views of human nature which I have taken, dear mamma, are scriptural, and in strict accordance with the language of the prayers and articles of our church.
Dear mamma, I really wonder that you should consider it necessary to give such a hint; I assure you I have no prepossessions in its favour.
The Ragged Girl's Sunday "Oh, dear Mamma, that little girl Forgets this is the day When children should be clean and neat, And read and learn and pray!
Please kiss my words and forgive me, as you read this, dear mamma; I never guessed I was going to be so like Dolores.
MY DEAR MAMMA---I wish you a merry Christmas, and papa and sisters and Claude too.
You have, my dear mamma," said Anna pressing her hand; "I am only an instrument of your bounty.
But I am ungrateful to you, my dear mamma, in not saying I am happy now; and you have had your sorrows also; oh!
And why have you wished to see me so much, and what makes you look so sad, dear mamma?
Mamma had warned her--dear Mamma so far away, so innocent of this terrible disgrace.
She slept, that night, composing the letter to dear Mamma.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dear mamma" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
