用dear造句子，“dear”造句

Oh dear! I think I've lost it.

For my pleasure, you mean to say, my dear aunt.

M: Oh dear! Now he can't find his wallet!

If you want to make money, Buy cheap and sell dear.

I hope you will hold these values dear to you in your journey through life.

To Timothy, my dear son: Grace, mercy and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.

They had. All the old dear spots were revisited: lover's Lane, the Haunted Wood, Idlewild, Violet Vale, the Birch Path, Crystal Lake.

When Winston Churchill returned to the government in September 1939, Franklin Roosevelt, for example, wrote him a personal note addressing him fondly as "My dear Churchill".

The biggest challenge will be for those of us who grew up with the keyboard to abandon interaction scenarios that are near and dear to our hearts, but not more usable.

Really, my dear Gérard, you are but a child; you think yourself well informed because the telegraph has told you, three days after the landing, 'The usurper has landed at Cannes with several men.

Of course, dear.

"It's like anything else, dear," said Mama.

Oh dear! I forgot to post the letter.

My dear, dear boy, what I plan for you is to unite you with things themselves in a chaste, holy, and legal wedlock.

My dear Professor, I 've never seen a cat sit so stiffly.

But contemporary scholars have reappraised: "dear Aunt Jane" as an independent and worldly-wise woman who wielded a sardonic pen.

My dear friends, have you been impassioned by the world cup which is held every four years? Which theme song impressed you most in your recollection?

I must tell you all: this many a day all things have been taken away from me but that which I call more dear to me than my life: my conscience and my honour.

Oh dear, I've boobed again.

Thank you, you are a dear!

I can still hear it: Richard dear. I'll go with you anyplace.

It's creepy, cliche, and instantly makes us think of our dear old dads, which is obviously a total turnoff.

As to your getting to Trantridge without assistance, it is quite impossible; for, to tell the truth, dear, owing to this fog, which so disguises everything, I don't quite know where we are myself.

I think so, dear.

He lost everything that was dear to him.

There was nothing so VERY remarkable in that; nor did Alice think it so VERY much out of the way to hear the Rabbit say to itself, `Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!'

People want to surround themselves (or their loved ones) with the things they hold dear, whether that’s their cell phone and headset or some family photos, a fishing rod, a piece of treasured jewelry.

Yes, dear, I will write to mother.

So the young tailor gave him another lot of pebbles, and the bear worked away at them, biting for dear life.

This camera is too dear.

Ben holds dear an ambitious goal to retire at the age of 55, but there is nothing concrete that he does in order to succeed.

When you asked about the bills, again, your mother said sweetly, "we're fine, dear."

To the first man in the address book, the chef had written a typed letter: “Am in trouble and have fled the city . . . Tell my dear wife I am safe, but for her safety do not tell her where I am . . .

My dear Mother, why do you always frown?