Sentence examples for dear someone from inspiring English sources

Dear, dear, someone clean the wax out of their ears -- it's alarmING, not alarmist.

"Look, dear, someone has to take you in hand.

Oh dear, someone put Russian tent next to Ukrainian tent.

This is a play in which every time someone says, "Oh, dear!" someone else assumes a deer has arrived.

"I lost a very dear friend, someone who I admired, someone who was the greatest talent I ever met or worked with".

They revel in giving a home to unloved objects, possessions that were once dear to someone and then discarded.

"John is so out of touch, he just has no idea," charged Mr. Biden, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, who called his "old, dear friend" someone who "just doesn't think," who is behaving in a repugnant manner and who is peddling "Republican garbage," and malarkey.

In "The Emigrants," W. G. Sebald's narrator by chance notices an item in a Lausanne newspaper about the discovery of a dead Alpine climber, a long-forgotten man who happened to have been very dear to someone the narrator once knew and had himself nearly forgotten.

Sorry, I'm not sorry for I firmly believe that despite all the bad things you (and other people) may have called and labeled you in the past, I'm positive you're held dear by someone.

As his daughter insists on the need for more serious talk, he observes -. "My dear, when someone says 'I need to talk to you,' it means that they've got something disagreeable to say.

You're dearest to someone.