Use of beatrice in Sentences. 45 Examples
The examples include beatrice at the start of sentence, beatrice at the end of sentence and beatrice in the middle of sentence
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beatrice at the start of sentence
- Beatrice was the object of Dante's desire.
- Beatrice was the object of Dante's desire.
- Beatrice Varney reddened and glanced at her daughter.
- Beatrice died soon after and without producing an heir.
- Beatrice died soon after and without producing an heir.
- Beatrice was pleased and invited Guillaume to her cottage for tea.
- Beatrice was pleased and invited Guillaume to her cottage for tea.
- Beatrice and Eugenie would love a carved wooden toy - ￡2.95 each.
- Beatrice and Eugenie would love a carved wooden toy - ￡2.95 each.
- Beatrice Webb and Erving Goffman for mastery of skills in descriptive sociology.
- Beatrice is a typical Botticelli beauty, all ringlets, long fingers, too much drapery.
- Beatrice: I came out here from the Bronx on vacation when I was eighteen, with my mom.
- Beatrice is a typical Botticelli beauty, all ringlets, long fingers, too much drapery.
- Beatrice, who liked not to be left out of any discourse, interrupted Benedick with saying.
- Beatrice will decide whether to sell its milk business in two to three months, said Pat Howe, company spokesman.
beatrice at the end of sentence
- You know, Earl, I never laid no claim for beatrice.
- You know, Earl, I never laid no claim for beatrice.
beatrice in the middle of sentence
- Flat five: beatrice, for naughty boys.
- She is to me what beatrice is to Dante.
- Vanna sells dresses to beatrice and me.
- Vanna sells dresses to beatrice and me.
- Married Princess beatrice; fathered ten children.
- Married Princess beatrice; fathered ten children.
- Then beatrice and Mike Tonelli and I sit at the kitchen table.
- 'I can't decide.' said beatrice. 'Decide what?' prompted Marlon.
- 'I can't decide.' said beatrice. 'Decide what?' prompted Marlon.
- That anecdote, told in beatrice Hastings' New Age column, seems true to life.
- That anecdote, told in beatrice Hastings' New Age column, seems true to life.
- The reproof of beatrice is not, I conceive, as remote as it might seem from our own world.
- The reproof of beatrice is not, I conceive, as remote as it might seem from our own world.
- She had seen Alfred disappearing with beatrice Throgmorton and walked quickly back along the promenade.
- Lady beatrice became hysterical, crouching against the wall, covering her face, whilst Rachel tried to comfort her
- Lady beatrice became hysterical, crouching against the wall, covering her face, whilst Rachel tried to comfort her
- In 1917-18 she served on the committee on post-war reconstruction, where she frequently clashed with beatrice Webb.
- In 1917-18 she served on the committee on post-war reconstruction, where she frequently clashed with beatrice Webb.
- Alfred was suddenly extremely grateful that none of his colleagues knew of beatrice Throgmorton's place in his life.
- Indeed, beatrice is notorious for signing the 1889 women's appeal against female suffrage, though she later recanted.
- Indeed, beatrice is notorious for signing the 1889 women's appeal against female suffrage, though she later recanted.
- His new wife was beatrice of Burgundy, and the marriage was part of the complex Second Plan to strengthen imperial power.
- His new wife was beatrice of Burgundy, and the marriage was part of the complex Second Plan to strengthen imperial power.
- The Fabians, Sidney and beatrice Webb in particular, devoted themselves to the analysis of social and economic conditions.
- The Fabians, Sidney and beatrice Webb in particular, devoted themselves to the analysis of social and economic conditions.
- My proposal was accepted, I was offered accommodation with beatrice, bricks and, due to air restrictions, gold spray paint.
- Harold Laski said beatrice Webb should have been a medieval abbess, where her organising ability would have gained a spiritual dimension.
- Harold Laski said beatrice Webb should have been a medieval abbess, where her organising ability would have gained a spiritual dimension.
