Sentence examples for Fawcett from high-quality English sources.

• Fawcett still alive?”

• Rightists and Leninists love that caricature,” says Edmund Fawcett about liberals.

• Before Boris and Jo Johnson became MPs and minsters, there was Sir Henry Fawcett – Britain’s first blind MP.

• Fawcett didn’t hesitate.

• Fawcett wrote, “It is just conceivable this may be Z.”

• It was not far from where Fawcett had reportedly last been seen.

• Colonel Fawcett is stated to have been six feet, one and a half inches tall.

• At the time, many Brazilians had assumed that Fawcett was searching for gold.

Use Fawcett in a sentence.

• Fawcett sent his Brazilian helpers back to Cuiabá, along with many of the animals.

• In the nineteen-sixties, several religious cults began worshipping Fawcett as a kind of god.

• Before long, the search for Fawcett began to attract a new kind of explorer: spiritualists and occultists.

• We passed close to where Fawcett had stayed with Galvão, and we decided to see if we could find the infamous ranch.

• In 1901, Fawcett, hoping to become an explorer himself, enrolled at the Royal Geographical Society to study surveying and mapmaking.

• Lynch’s research made him feel certain that Fawcett, unlike so many of his predecessors, was not a soldier of fortune or a crackpot.

• One of the men lay down and begged Fawcett to leave him, but Fawcett insisted, “If we’ve got to die, we’ll die walking.”

• Fawcett, he went on, may have been an amateur, but, in some ways, he was able to see things more clearly than many professional scholars.

Fawcett sentence examples

• One day, as the explorers approached the Manso River, some forty miles north of Cuiabá, the two younger men became separated from Fawcett.

• When he vanished, Fawcett and his party had been trying to uncover a lost civilization hidden in the Amazon, which Fawcett had named, simply, the City of Z.

• The Kalapalo insisted that Fawcett had been murdered because he had not brought any gifts and had slapped a young Kalapalo boy, yet Fawcett was known for his gentle behavior in the jungle.

• Pinage asked me what I knew, and I told him that Brian Fawcett, who was nineteen when his father disappeared, had tightly guarded Fawcett’s private papers; in 1953, he published some of them in a book, “Exploration Fawcett,” which contained one of the few clues to his father’s final course.