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Example sentences for "great sigh"

  • Beth flung the skylight open, and gazed, then drew in her breath with a great sigh of satisfaction.

  • And as these words were spoken, Mr. Wet-eyes gave a great sigh.

  • Now as Mr. Wiseman said this, he gave a great sigh.

  • She took up her burden again with a great sigh.

  • I was still turned in my saddle, watching her face, and I saw it lighten at once, and something like a great sigh of relief seemed to come from the depths of her breast.

  • He listened almost breathlessly to my account of my interview with the Consul, and drew a great sigh of relief as I finished.

  • But Gordon only groaned out a great sigh.

  • He stared at the house, two of the upper windows of which were lighted, and gave a great sigh, almost a groan.

  • When Gordon and James were in the buggy on the way home, Gordon all at once gave a great sigh, like that of a swimmer who yields to the force of the current, or the fighter who sinks before his opponent.

  • The doctor kissed her agreeably and, with a great sigh of relief, hurried from the door.

  • Sir,' Lascelles said, 'with a great sigh he gave me leave; for much he fears to have a hand in this matter.

  • A great sigh went up from his three hearers at Throckmorton's lie; and impassive as he was, Throckmorton sighed too, imperceptibly beneath the mantle of his beard.

  • With the same inflexible scowl and smile, he continued to look out for several minutes, and then with a great sigh, he sat down on the side of his bed, his face immovably turned towards me, with the same painful look.

  • With a great sigh I took Uncle Silas's letter, and went down stairs to the drawing-room.

  • With a great sigh, and yet with the tenseness gone from her eyes, she slowly drew the veil up again till only her eyes were visible.

  • His head dropped forward on his breast, and with a great sigh he sank into unconsciousness.

  • A great sigh of relief broke from her as she heard his door open and shut, and silence fell on everything, that palpable silence which seems to press upon the night-watcher with merciless, smothering weight.

  • A great sigh of disappointment escaped his lips.

  • Once beyond the door, he breathed a great sigh of relief.

  • As the bulky official waddled off to his little shop, Josè turned back into his house with a great sigh of relief.

  • He turned to go, and Josè stifled a great sigh of relief.

  • When he'd finished, Burris heaved a great sigh.

  • Malone heaved a great sigh of passion, and held down a strong impulse to follow her and protect her.

  • Malone breathed a great sigh of relief and flipped the phone off.

  • The professor heaved a great sigh as he passed his hand over his bald head.

  • Uncle Mosha drank three cups in rapid succession and heaved a great sigh.

  • Dirk, with a great sigh, "it wur a fine lad.

  • Gibbie gave a great sigh to think of the girl that loved the hill and the heather and the burns, shut up in the city, and every Sunday going to the great church--with which in Gibbie's mind was associated no sound of glad tidings.

  • She gazed a while, and gave a great sigh.

  • Robert gave a great sigh, but said nothing.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    great and; great ascetic; great celebrity; great church; great courage; great distance from the; great goddess; great king; great literary; great love; great military; great oath; great perplexity; great poet; great satisfaction; great scale; great service; great size; great surprise; great tournament; great work; greatest pleasure; greatly admired; greatly improved; sessile cirripedes; severe winter