Little Jim about his mom, and Little Jim piped up in his mouse-like voice and said, "She's better than last night.
Mom was out of the car and going up the snow path toward the oldish house, when Little Jim piped up and said, "The doctor's going to stop at our house at ten o'clock to see Mother.
Little Jim piped up and said, "All the snow's off the roof right next to the chimney.
We were all sort of standing helpless, looking around at the mess, when he piped up and said in a voice that sounded like he was the leader of the gang, "Hey, you guys!
When the nimble little feet grew tired, she took them to the alder thicket, where, hidden away beneath her feathers, they piped themselves to rest.
Mr. Lynn left the sleigh, and turning from the island"--piped little Caroline.
Out of the continuous rattle a child's voice piped shrilly.
Piney's admonition piped up to him on a high and tuneful memory.
No sooner said than stung," piped up one of the scouts.
I didn't drop my whistle," the little fellow piped up, as if that were his chief concern.
Then little Hi Woodbridge pipedin his shrill voice, "Another cheer for our assistant cook and ditch-digger!
Pete had taken his class-mates by storm and they piped acquiescence in thin Freshman voices.
The boatswains piped away cheerily; and a steady tramp, tramp, from the deck of each ship, and the clicking of the capstan catches, told that the anchors were coming up.
The crew was piped to quarters, and the captain asked for volunteers to go to the rescue.
Then the crews were piped to breakfast, and all hands began to recount their narrow escapes.
Once, for instance, to our extreme wonder, he piped up to a different air, a king of country love-song that he must have learned in his youth before he had begun to follow the sea.
Livesey had communicated my request, for the next thing that I heard was the captain giving an order to Job Anderson, and all hands were piped on deck.
The strain grew tenser and yet more tense; now and then a murmur would come drowsily up from the Turkish lines, and the bird piped on.
The air was still and windless; each man heard only the coming and going of his breath; above them was not a sound except that from time to time a bird piped with a flute-like note among the rocks.
I know not why that is so sweet to me," she continued to Suleima, when the child had piped her name again, "but somehow it seems to put me more intimately with him and you.
Not quite so much loud talking, please," piped a thin, high voice from a room across the stairs landing.
The boy dropped his over his folded hands, and piped up clearly: "Our Father, which art in heaven, help us to remember those who have nothing to eat.
The Ancient Mariner Piped the blackbird on the beechwood spray "Pretty maid, slow wandering this way, What's your name?
From street to street he piped advancing, And step for step they followed dancing, Until they came to the river Weser, Wherein all plunged and perished!
The wind was rising and piped about the house, pipedat her window.
Meanwhile the storm piped so loud that we could hardly hear each other speak; and when I asked the old steersman where we should land first, he said, "At the Abbey, if we can land anywhere.
In the scattered groves which they passed, some little tree-frogs piped their monotonous trill, while the undefinable songs of crickets and grasshoppers filled the air, seemingly coming from everywhere and nowhere.
No, I'm awake now," piped up little Tim, as he picked up Meetcha and climbed back in the saddle.
Water was piped into the city from Mountain Lake, and there was plenty for all purposes.
Water was piped from this to the lemon groves, which are about a hundred feet below the reservoir, and from May to September the trees are irrigated.
Piped me up with a 'baccy pipe, he did, and where's he gone?
Now then, skipper, you pipedme up, wot's the orders?
A black-cap piped wistfully among the sedges of the watermarsh.
Bill was one of the crew of the second cutter, and he was sure to be missed when the ship’s company were piped away.
At nine o’clock all hands were piped to breakfast.
Instead of one grand roar, multitudinous in voice yet uniform in tone, it hooted and piped overhead as if a whole brood of evil spirits were riding headlong down the tempest-track.
The September day piped on to its melancholy close, and the wild geese overhead called down unseen from the upper air a warning that the storm followed hard upon their backs.
But the bo'suns piped and sang out the command in fog-horn voices, the drums beat the long roll and the fifes whistled, and the decks became suddenly alive.
I had the starboard watch piped to dinner, and reported twelve o'clock to the commodore.
From his wire cage, shrouded in a silk cover, the new canary piped a single enquiring note as he heard my step.
With a smothered yawn, she rose from her chair, and went over to the canary cage, raising the silk cover, while she put her lips to the wires and piped softly.
Why don't you do it yourself," piped Betty Marshall.
Or some other thingumbob very like it," piped Joyce, who seemed on the point of adding more, only Winnie trod on her toe, so she stopped short.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "piped" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
