That's the denner bell you've been fleein' aboot wi' i' your hand.
An' I'll chain up the denner bell i' the dog's cooch juist for that nicht.
Mr. Denner was silent; he turned his head wearily toward the faint glimmer which showed where the window was, and Gifford heard him sigh.
At such a critical moment it was not surprising that he did not, hear Willie Denner come into the office.
Mr. Denner sat down again on the stone bench, and looked at him eagerly.
But Denner is in a bad way; Denner is a very sick man.
Howe: he did not take a serious enough view of such things; Mr. Denner recalled that scene in his office, and his little face burned.
Mr. Denner sighed; he had no one to protect him, as Dale had.
Mr. Dennergreeted her by a feeble flourish of his hand.
Mr. Denner was as slow to recognize the fact that Miss Deborah and Miss Ruth were no longer young as they were themselves.
Effigy of Sir Denner Strutt, 1641, from his tomb in Whatley Church, Essex, illustrating the armour of the period as worn by officers in the field.
Denner carried accuracy still further; in his portraits of old men every hair in the beard is carefully imitated.
I wad as sune think o' gettin' somebody to ate my dennerfor me.
If Denner had had a suspicion that Esther's presence at Transome Court was not agreeable to her mistress, it was impossible to entertain such a suspicion with regard to the other members of the family.
Denner brought word that Mr. Harold was in his study, and that Miss Lyon was with him.
Denner went and stood by the chair a minute without speaking, only laying her hand gently on Mrs. Transome's.
Mrs. Transome knew perfectly that Denner had divined her thoughts.
Denner had still strong eyes of that short-sighted kind which sees through the narrowest chink between the eyelashes.
An' I had ma Michaelmas denner the saaeme--an' a arty good dennerhe wur!
But ma friend wur a Michaelmas denner tew as I hedn't naw art to refuse!
The chalumeau being a cylindrical pipe, the upper partials could only be in an odd series, and when Denner made them speak, they were consequently not an octave, but a twelfth above the fundamental notes.
While Brad went into the main part of the church, the denner remained in the vestibule.
He had been chosen denner because of his popularity.
Brad agreed with the denner that it would be unwise to investigate further that day.
Though he spoke carelessly, the denner had struggled inwardly before making his generous offer.
Ye can gie mydenner to Angus: he'll want hertenin' for the wuddie (gallows).
Denner consisted in providing a device--the speaker-key--to facilitate the production of the harmonics of the fundamental.
Denner gave it an additional compass based on the overblowing of the harmonic twelfth, and consisting of an octave and a half of harmonics, which received the name of clarino, while the lower register retained the name of chalumeau.
Denner introduced into the hole, nearly as far as the axis of the bore, a small metal drainage tube[28] for the moisture of the breath.
Denner lengthened the tube and pierced another hole, the low E, covered by an open key with a long lever which, when closed, gives the desired B as its twelfth, thus forming a connexion between the two registers.
In this mimic form of a matron in years, How plainly the pencil of Denner appears!
How great is the glory that Denner has gain'd, Since Apelles not more for his Venus obtain'd.
The denner on Wednesday; and syne on Thursday night the ball.
Bauby herself, putting her apron to her eyes, for her tears came readily; "do you think I would let them say that Mr John couldna give a denner as good as the best?
Daddy," he said, "I'm gaein oot to catch a haddick or sae to oor denner the morn.
When Kate's in when it passes she aye says, 'There's yer denner awa then, Mither.
Are ye comin' to see aboot the denner the noo, or wull I begin to ma front-door?
The familiar sound struck on the dim ear, and Mrs. Veitch asked, "Is that ma denner awa' by?
Het watter and whusky was aye the cry efter their denner an' efter their supper, till my puir Anerew tuik till the bare whusky i' the mornin' to fill the ebb o' the toddy.
I maun hae my denner first,' remonstrated Shargar.
In as far as any of the persons they employ fulfil the conditions of which I have spoken, they are useful--that is, just in as far as they come into genuine human relations with those whom they would help.
It stands as between heaven and hell, suspended between peaks and gulfs.
The wind must roar awfully there in the winter; but the mountains stand away with their avalanches, and all the summer long keep the cold off the grassy fields.
They would only laugh at him, shake their heads at what he told them, as much as to say it wasn't true, and sneer and mock at him in some of the newspapers.
One room opened into another through the length of the place, revealing a vista of machines, standing with an air of the last folding of the wings of silence over them, and the sense of a deeper and deeper sinking into the soundless abyss.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "denner" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
