Sentence examples for Arthur from high-quality English sources.

• Arthur complained.

• Compare stocks with the Arthur J.

• King Arthur extended his conquests far and wide.

• Arthur Andersen will keep the brand name and receive around $1 billion.

• Arthur kept swinging.

• Arthur set out to do the same.”

• "David was a very hands-on father," Arthur recalls.

• As the stories were told and retold, the status of Arthur grew.

Use Arthur in a sentence.

• This circumstance leaves Little Dorrit and Arthur free to marry.

• (United’s current and former C.E.O.s are also alumni of Arthur Andersen.)

• As the battle approaches, Arthur realizes that his hopes for Camelot are lost.

• Arthur asks Francis whether it was a landmine or a grenade that caused his injuries.

• Shortly after the Windsor decision, Jim Obergefell and John Arthur married in Maryland.

• But Merlin hates the flashy, arrogant Prince, and Arthur despises the wizard with equal fervour.

• Ian even gets to meet Arthur Uther Pendragon, self-declared reincarnation of King Arthur himself, to find out what is on Arthur's mind in the 21st century.

• With Conkling’s support, Arthur was able to resist Hayes for a time, but in July 1878 Hayes finally suspended him, and Arthur returned to the practice of law.

Arthur sentence examples

• On the train to Crythin Gifford, Arthur meets Samuel Daily, a local landowner, who comments that Arthur will be one of the only people at Mrs Drablow's funeral.

• A child seated in front of him turns around, and Arthur playfully makes funny faces at him—at which the child’s mother sharply orders Arthur to stop bothering her son.

• King Arthur, also called Arthur or Arthur Pendragon, legendary British king who appears in a cycle of medieval romances (known as the Matter of Britain) as the sovereign of a knightly fellowship of the Round Table.

• They will be competing with the Costa-winning UK author Andrew Miller's Pure, set in 18th-century Paris, Irish writer Kevin Barry's dystopian City of Bohane, which takes place 40 years in the future, and three American novelists: Julie Otsuka's The Buddha in the Attic, about Japanese mail -order brides in the early 1900s, Arthur Phillips' The Tragedy of Arthur, starring the novelist Arthur Phillips, and Karen Russell's alligator-wrestling theme park-set Swamplandia!