Sentence examples for ghost go from inspiring English sources
As a ghost, go scare people by going "WOOOOOOOOO!!", "BOO!", or "IS A GHOST.
But then the ghost does something weird, and the older sister has to figure out how to make the ghost go away.
Now if you want yourself or others to slide around and float like a ghost, go to Edit, then Walks, then Slide Mode.
"Where's the ghost?" "Gone, that wretched thing.
"A ghost goes over into Europe — the ghost of communism" is how the Englishman Ben Knowles, whose German is iffy, understands the manifesto's opening sentence.
He went to England to make The Ghost Goes West, an effective merging of English humour with French verve that became an international triumph.
He then played the dual role as a medieval Scottish laird and his impoverished 20th-century descendant in René Clair's delightful The Ghost Goes West.
Letourneau made a photo of the actual machine that is used in the ride and composited many images using herself as the ghost going around and doing ghostly activities.
"Maybe my love has always been this way," Myles writes, "a thing existing in language and so the ghost goes in and out the girl it's based upon and now my dog.
When the ghost went to frighten her, he took a good look and streaked off aghast.
"She had a ghost going in and out of her.
