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Example sentences for "word from"

  • But at a word from you he shall not have her,--never!

  • At a word from Mr. Shelton they all ascended the steps, and the detective rang a furious peal upon the bell.

  • Wild horses should not drag a word from me, sir, without permission," replied she, earnestly.

  • Remember, a word from me can consign you at any moment to the prison cell.

  • Perhaps even Mr. Lawrence will turn me out of doors.

  • I cannot raise my head," answered the poor girl patiently, "my poor bones have been shaken and beaten terribly by old Haidee.

  • The sudden entrance of Mr. Lawrence checked the mournful expression that rose to her lips.

  • The austerity of your conscience, clear as yet, will relax when you see that a man holds your future in his two hands, when a word from such a man means life to you, and he will not say that word.

  • This one, perhaps, will draw a word from him," he thought.

  • And still, except for the Bible, no word from her.

  • She craves him so, Ban; just the sound of his voice, a word from him; but she won't break her own word.

  • It was three days since the editorial appeared and he had heard no word from Io.

  • She wouldn't have left us this way, hour after hour, without a word from her.

  • After that she endured a week without a word from Mayer, and then, unable to sleep or work, telephoned to his hotel.

  • A word from him, dispatched from a camp along the lode, would quiet her.

  • No word from him, nor any hint of such a thing has ever made me think of Joan in such a connection.

  • There had come no word from Emily de Reuss, nor had Douglas himself sought her.

  • He did not flinch, and meant to fight, hopeless as it was, for all around him were white, shining swords, that needed but a word from Aramon to be red with his blood.

  • After a moment's pause Pechaud continued: "But, monsieur, a word from an old man.

  • A word from me would have done it; wouldn't it, Fagin?

  • That night, and the next, and the next again, the spy sat booted and equipped in his carter's dress: ready to turn out at a word from Fagin.

  • A word from me, and the alternative has gone for ever.

  • What had they thought--what had they done without a word from him in this crisis?

  • There are twenty men in my church who would meet Olaf at a word from me and walk home with him every night till he felt able to get by the swinging doors upon his own will.

  • There are twenty pretty dames here who pine for a word from you.

  • I went thither in much trepidation, for I feared a great company, in which I might have no chance of a word from her.

  • So far I had had no word from Lawrence, though Mercer reported that Ringan was still sending arms.

  • At a word from Jack, a tall, strapping Rifleman, who had followed him into the room, disappeared for half a minute, and returned with a couple of foils in his hands.

  • Wilkes was looking from one to the other with concentrated interrogation in his eye, ready at a word from Jack to lay the Spaniard low again.

  • He does; but Nellie ain't heard a word from mother; thought she must be with Vincent all this time; and has been too busy givin' house parties to find out.

  • It was a couple of weeks before we heard a word from either of 'em, and then the other day Sadie gets a call over the 'phone from a perfect stranger.

  • He hadn't been around to the studio once; and Pinckney hadn't heard a word from him, either.

  • The youth has been at large for a week or more now, since he was last handed the fresh air, and Pinckney ain't heard a word from him.

  • A word from us calling the attention of the proper authorities to it would be sufficient, I think.

  • It is now twenty-four hours, and I have heard not a word from him.

  • It has not been heard of since--and they have no word from my father.

  • A word from him to the crowd and the new Cæsar is assured of peace within the city.

  • Now and then at a word from a likely purchaser he would with a sign order a lictor to pick out one of his wares, to drag him forward out of a compact group and set him up on the catasta.

  • It was at word from me that Byng-bahadur signed the transfer papers--otherwise he would have kept thee by him.

  • A word from them, and a prince would slay his father--only to discover that the promises of Siva's priests were something less to build on than the hope of loot.

  • His irregulars, sahib, were disbanded at some one's orders just before this outbreak, but some of them came back at word from him.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "word from" 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:
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