Sentence examples for wonders from inspiring English sources
The word "wonders" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something that is amazing or extraordinary. For example: "The Taj Mahal is one of the wonders of the world."
verb
Third person singular of wonder
One wonders what the good burghers of Vienna must have made of this in 1910.
For a week I schedule a string of yoga and surfing classes and resolve to explore the wonders of Byron Bay.
One wonders whether some people are still confusing transgender with gay or transsexual.
While emphasising that the protesters must be heard, and the excluded 'included', Clinton told the Davos audience what they wanted to hear about the wonders of free trade and globalisation.
Won't opening up access to the detailed, considered arguments held within humanities monographs do wonders for the reputation and impact of subject areas whose contribution to society is often under-rated?
Irlen Syndrome is hereditary and Considine wonders if that might explain his father's volatility.
Foreigners who venture into Afar usually include researchers, aid workers and adventure tourists visiting geographical wonders such as the Danakil depression and ancient salt mines.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.55am BST05:55 Moderator Raddatz wants to move on and wonders if she will get a simple answer.
His suggestion tallies, rather ironically, with a comment by evil plantation owner Calvin Candie, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in Django Unchained, who wonders out loud why the oppressed blacks don't simply "rise up and kill the whites".
This approach once worked wonders for him at Stuttgart, of course, but less so when results do not go his way.
(One wonders if Brown squirmed in his seat as her songs cut through his image of a Britishness fashioned out of values of tolerance and fair play to expose the violence that had really forged the nation).
