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Example sentences for "past ten"

  • It was half-past ten o'clock at night when I met him, and he said that he had intended going back for the package if it had been safe to do so.

  • Listen, then, Jimmie: Be at the northeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Waverly Place at exactly half-past ten.

  • At precisely half-past ten, to the second, he halted on the designated corner, smoking nonchalantly.

  • That meant, then, that he would arrive home about half-past ten, and there would be his aunt and his grandfather and his father sitting up waiting for him.

  • The marble clock struck half-past ten as she spoke.

  • Her maid went to bed; and we three sat talking till nearly half-past ten o'clock, which is very late for the country where men rise at four o'clock.

  • I went up and down for a little while outside His Majesty's lodgings; and about half-past ten I saw Mr. Chiffinch coming.

  • In spite of a stout defence, this village was carried and occupied about half-past ten by the Bavarian infantry.

  • At half-past ten, the 29th Brigade came up on the hither side of Tertry with the rear-guard of the XXIInd Corps and its trains.

  • Here we sing treason, here we flout reason, night is out season at half-past ten.

  • The lunch will be eaten by ten o'clock, and the boys home at half-past ten, thinking it is almost sundown.

  • I DID ask Helda what time she had let the gentleman out and she said before eleven--not much after half-past ten, in fact.

  • He complained of a headache after dinner, and they went home at about half-past ten.

  • Hurry, or it will be half-past ten before we have time to eat a single thing.

  • It was half-past ten o'clock when the last good night had been said and the young people were on their way home.

  • The half-past ten o'clock bell rang before the fudge was half gone.

  • Then, right after I returned from calling on you to inform you of their loss, which was about half-past ten, he and I went out to the stables and he gave the other one to Olaf here to hide for him.

  • In going down at half-past ten I called upon Hardinge, who was in his dressing-gown.

  • At half-past ten went to Lord Rosslyn's, to arrange with him the Lords' Address.

  • The King was rather better at half-past ten, when the bulletin was dated.

  • They themselves must have been much amused, and the Chancellor's not getting to dinner till a quarter past eight, and going away at a quarter-past ten, must have satisfied them that something was in the wind.

  • About half-past ten a servant from Le Bateau brought her a note from Ann Eliza, who wrote as follows.

  • As I entered the Business College at half-past ten on the morning of the examination it suddenly struck me that I had never been inside the place in the daytime before.

  • This was at half-past ten in the morning, so that I had some hours to spare.

  • The passengers will leave Santa Paula at half-past ten.

  • On the other hand Endicott was immensely puzzled by the presence of an Asiastic at all in this inland and lonely valley far from railways and towns, at half-past ten of the night.

  • Moreover, the sunlight did not keep its promise: it went out altogether at half-past ten; the ridge became bitterly and dangerously cold, and soon after midday the wind rose.

  • He wound up his watch; the hour was not yet half-past ten.

  • The pair had arrived about half-past ten, and a little later Dr Stirling had fulfilled his promise to look in if he could.

  • She won't let you be out after half-past ten, eh, Benbow?

  • Oh, I'm not even dressed--and that clock says half-past ten!

  • Christopher had come softly into his house, at about half-past ten, to find Alice awake, still on the big couch before her fire.

  • It was almost half-past ten when a bell-boy approached.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "past ten" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    board ships; free constitution; good quality; innumerable company; light blue; mocking smile; past ages; past eleven; past events; past experience; past five; past generations; past nine; past participle; past sins; past ten; past the; past time; past times; past years; pastoral life; pastoral people; pastry flour; rich woods; une voix; whole lifetime