Sentence examples for with a peace of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with a peace of" is not correct and cannot be used in written English
The correct phrase is "with a piece of". For example: He opened the box with a piece of string.
"Some people are born with a peace of mind; I was not," said Norton Simon, the California industrialist whose world-class art collection is housed in the museum named after him in Pasadena, and who died in 1993.
Time spent with nature is a peace of mind investment.
ROBERT B. REICH, the Democratic policy guru and friend of organized labor, entered enemy territory this week with a peace proposal of sorts.
We parted with a peace agreement of sorts, which Julian summarised in his curiously mannered, other-worldly vernacular: "I'm a gentleman.
I have taken this step in full awareness of its severity and also its novelty, but with a deep peace of mind.
I used to have the map of Africa with a peace sign.
(He instead offered support for victims of abuse, with a peace pin on his lapel).
Puppy eyes/pouty lips/posing with a peace sign/ kitty paws – that kind of thing.
Bless them with a greeting, with the peace of Christ, if you see them sitting by themselves.
A joint bank account can give a person with dementia peace of mind that someone else is supporting them with organising bills and payments.
Tracy said he sees a player with peace of mind.
