Sentence examples for into dear from inspiring English sources

He thanked me for it each and every time I ran into dear Jack for the rest of his life.

Actual Coronation Street may have just ploughed a tram off a viaduct into dear old Rita, but the Come Dine With Me Corrie special was the real trainwreck of last night.

Dear, dear, dear.

Property values rise, and cheap, privately rented housing is turned into dearer, owner-occupied property.

We need things to scan – presses them so much further and so much more easily into the dear readers' brains, and they notice them so much less.

I walked in a little late, and before I had sat down he launched into: "My dear fellow, good to see you, have you read the new biography of Wittgenstein?" To his puzzlement, I laughed, and had to explain it was at the unthinkable notion of any present-day BBC executive starting up a lunchtime conversation on Wittgenstein.

The director of the school, my first boss, who would later turn into a dear friend and mentor, had described the work as "a great challenge" in the interview.

A month later, I went to see Mark starring in "Nice Fish," at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn, where I bumped into my dear friend Amy Irving, Steven Spielberg's first wife.

When my husband and I checked out the hot gay spot called Bimbon one night on La Rampa, near the waterfront of Havana known as Malecon, imagine my surprise when we ran into a dear old Canadian friend of mine, hustler in tow.

-Josh" However, if you're close friends with the person, you can get more into like "Dear Alexis, I had an awesome time getting to know you this year, you're a great person and an amazing friend.

However, you don't have to read into it; "dear" is as appropriate for a letter to your best friend as it is for a letter to an acquaintance you just met.