Use of the word denominations in a sentence example

denominations

Last update: July 15, 2015

She added, almost in a whisper, That's why I suggested Claire give the smaller denominations to Mr. O'Connor. [Please select]

The edges of Bank of England notes could be seen, of fat denominations. [Please select]

'--the bodies of men belonging to other denominations standing fast until their turn comes to move.' [Please select]

Pliny apparently derived the word from the country-folk, always poor observers and inclined to extravagant denominations. [Please select]

The love between Dorothy and John indeed was marked in plain figures of high denominations. [Please select]

Several churches of different denominations are open, and divine service is performed in them unhindered. [Please select]

They were of various colors and denominations, and among stamp-collectors enjoyed a certain sale. [Please select]

In both Jerseys, after 1700 some private neighborhood schools were started, independent of religious denominations. [Please select]

Such, at least, are the denominations employed in the “Commentaries,” but which were certainly not those of the Celtic language. [Please select]

Submit

USE IN A SENTENCE

RECENT

TOP CONTRIBUTORS