Examples of 'your first sentence' in a sentence
Meaning of "your first sentence"
your first sentence: Refers to the initial statement or phrase used to begin a conversation or written piece. It is often used to introduce a topic or give an opening remark
How to use "your first sentence" in a sentence
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your first sentence
Your first sentence should be very broad.
I am not sure your first sentence is correct.
Your first sentence is correct and understandable.
I believe that your first sentence is incomplete.
Your first sentence has one goal.
I am not certain if your first sentence is correct.
Your first sentence makes an unfounded assertion.
I do not understand your first sentence at all.
Your first sentence should be captivating.
You have created your first sentence.
Your first sentence is not clear.
I had to read your first sentence twice.
Your first sentence contradicts your final sentence.
I laughed out loud at your first sentence.
Your first sentence is not supported by the rest.
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You have passed your first sentence of death.
Your first sentence turned me off.
Your answer is in your first sentence.
Your first sentence reads like a document title.
So let us go back to your first sentence of the two.
Your first sentence is completely true.
I preferred your first sentence myself.
Your first sentence is a classic ad hominem.
I agree with everything except your first sentence.
Plan your first sentence carefully.
You have the answer in your first sentence.
I think your first sentence is spot on.
All this begins with your first sentence.
Your first sentence really needs to grab the reader.
Excellent point in your first sentence.
Your first sentence is so powerful.
Your second sentence contradicts your first sentence.
This is your first sentence.
You have already answered your questions in your first sentence.
As for your first sentence.
They will not listen beyond your first sentence.
Your first sentence is fine.
You said the same thing in your first sentence.
Your first sentence is incomplete.
You just proved your level of intellegince in your first sentence.
Yes to your first sentence.
The main goal of the headline is to get your first sentence read.
Your first sentence encapsulates the entirety of the problem.
Include the title and identify the author in your first sentence.
Your first sentence certainly reaffirms my sentiments on the matter.
All the rest of your post definitely proves your first sentence.
Your first sentence is a falsehood.
You answered your question in the second sentence with your first sentence.
Your first sentence is an advertisement for your second sentence.
I was so interested when I read your first sentence.
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