Sentence examples for combination of dear from inspiring English sources
The column, readers said, was like a combination of Dear Abby and Talmudic argument.
"Tailgating in the Grove is a combination of so many things that are dear to hearts in Oxford," Mr. Wilkie said.
It was always likely that a mistake would cost someone dear as a combination of the abysmal pitch, negative tactics and a lack of genuine quality made for a poor game.
The denizens of "Dear Emissary,...'...'..
NOTES — Dear Little Leader Kim Jong Un built the Spirit of Dear Little Leader Kim Jong Un Happy-Landings Peace Missile in his basement.
For example, "Dear Ms. Brown:" would be used instead of "Dear Lucy".
She encountered everyone on an equal footing, with a rare combination of kindness and objectivity that made her a dear and valued friend.
The answer is not quite elementary, my dear Watson, but more a result of a combination of circumstances.
Yes, since curling, that curious combination of skating, shuffleboard and housework, has managed to hold on for dear life as a winter Olympic sport, we may as well accept it.
His concern was that the combination of high inflation and big current-account deficits meant exports were too dear; their currencies topped his list of those likely to tumble.
