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Example sentences for "lect"

Lexicographically close words:
lecherie; lecherous; lechery; lecho; lecithin; lected; lectern; lecteur; lectio; lection
  1. When I first rec'lect her much she was as straight as an arrow, and she used to go to Boston visiting and come home with the top of the fashion.

  2. That was a good while ago; and do you rec'lect how she used to play the piano?

  3. De Lord help dem to 'lect dem who helps to 'lect demselves.

  4. De ’lect is more’n you or I knows, honey!

  5. I rec'lect that v'yage o' mine in that schooner well, too, by the same token!

  6. Well, I don't just rec'lect that you spoke favorable on that p'int.

  7. Yes, I rec'lect I did ask you something like that.

  8. Eadie, you rec'lect that time when you fust spoke to me about the minister staying in my house you said I'd be in the way of the Lord if I'd do it.

  9. But that's what the preacher said about this pilot, whose last name I rec'lect was Pontyhouse.

  10. Don't you rec'lect how we'd play together?

  11. Find my little gal, Pippin, my Mary: you rec'lect her?

  12. But say, lady, you rec'lect what I told you that day?

  13. I well rec'lect de hounds run through our place one night, chasin' de slave what kilt his wife by runnin' de harness needle through her heart.

  14. I kin sho' rec'lect when dose sojers come and de road was full goin' day and night.

  15. I 'lect how Marse say, 'Don't go into de field dirty Monday mornin'.

  16. You can c'lect from them later," retorted Peace.

  17. You-alls better get a hustle on right now an' 'lect a jedge.

  18. This yere grows from a business transaction; an' the effort tharfrom to improve on present conditions, institoot a reign of law, an' lect a jedge.

  19. Bar Cimmaron, who lapses into silence after Old Monroe gives him notice, the entire camp lines up fav'rable on the idee to 'lect a jedge.

  20. I shorely thinks we better rectify them omissions an' 'lect a jedge at once.

  21. De fust thing dey done was 'lect a general to lead off de singin' and keep it goin' so de faster dey sung, de faster dey shucked de corn.

  22. De fust thing dey done atter dey got together was to 'lect a general; he led de singin', and de faster he sung de faster de shucks flew.

  23. De fust thing dey done at cornshuckin's was to 'lect a gen'ral.

  24. Jest rec'lect then that the Garden is mine.

  25. Rec'lect that it's always watch an' watch with us.

  26. You rec'lect we talked that over once before.

  27. I rec'lect a benefit they had for his widow.

  28. Can't rec'lect whether the baby lived or not.

  29. You rec'lect that there ain't a roof on that side o' the house.

  30. I rec'lect Calliope puttin' back that light thing from her head like it smothered her.

  31. His friends Lect and Giovanni Diodati wished, rather than hoped, to get him back to Geneva.

  32. The other man, McLemore, he went around the camp and came up on the other side.

  33. I cooked all round town for 'bout fifty years.

  34. I fans dem till I drops asleep, and dat call for de whippin'.

  35. I wasn't big enough to tote water to the field when war started, but I driv up the cows and calves and helped tend massa's chillen.

  36. I 'lect what she say as if I jes' hear her say it.

  37. I rec'lect the time the cullud folks registered here after the war.

  38. I rec'lect readin', when I was a b'y, of the wreck of a big East Indyman here bound fur Bombay.

  39. You rec'lect what I told you 'bout wages, hey?


    40. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lect" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.

    Some related collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    lecture tour; lectures delivered