Mevrouw van Gend sends a little messenger with her bouquets,--one for Hilda, one for Carl, and others for Peter and Gretel.
Young Madame van Gend almost crushes the flowers in her hand: she had been quite sure that Peter would be first.
Mynheer van Gend readily procured good horses; and all the boys could ride, though none was as perfect horsemen (or horseboys) as Peter and Ben.
At this moment her husband Mynheer vanGend came in, and the enchantment falling upon the boys was complete.
While Ben was looking at the portraits, Mynheer van Gend was giving the boys an account of a recent visit to Antwerp.
After we return, Brother van Gend says he will lend Jacob his English pony and obtain three extra horses; and all of the party are to trot about the city in a grand cavalcade, led on by him.
The Van Gend establishment is a decided exception, you know.
The invisible fairies of the household at once clustered about them, whispering that Jasper van Gend had a heart as young and fresh as their own, and if he loved anything in this world more than industry, it was sunshine and frolic.
Young Madame van Gend almost crushes the flowers in her hand; she had been quite sure that Peter would be first.
It was hard to break up so pleasant a party, but the Van Gendhousehold moved with the regularity of clockwork.
Mevrouw van Gend sends a little messenger with her bouquets.
Next the grand skating race was talked over; Mevrouw van Gend gladly promised to be present on the occasion.
Ben had been taught that Antwerp was derived from ae'nt werf (on the wharf), but Mynheer van Gend gave him a far more interesting derivation.
Led on by these clear voices, our party, with Mevrouw van Gend and her husband, trod the quiet but crowded streets, until they came to a fine old church in the southern part of the city.
Mevrouw Van Gend sends a little messenger with her bouquets,--one for Hilda, one for Carl, and others for Peter and Gretel.
Young Madame Van Gend almost crushes the flowers in her hand: she had been quite sure that Peter would be first.
The invisible fairies of the household at once clustered about them whispering that Jasper van Gend had a heart as young and fresh as their own, and if he loved anything in this world more than industry, it was sunshine and frolic.
After we return, brother van Gend says he will lend Jacob his English pony and obtain three extra horses; and all of the party are to trot about the city, in a grand cavalcade, led on by him.
Ben had been taught that Antwerp was derived from ae'nt werf (on the wharf), but Mynheer van Gend gave him a far more interesting derivation.
Mynheer van Gend readily procured good horses; and all the boys could ride, though none were as perfect horsemen (or horseboys) as Peter and Ben.
Led on by those clear voices, our party, with Mevrouw van Gend and her husband, trod the quiet but crowded streets, until they came to a fine old church in the southern part of the city.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gend" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
