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epitome sentence examples

  • Epitome of british colonial elegance in jamaica.
  • Nor does it claim that a particular type of british person represents the epitome of britishness.
  • Isn't robin hood meant to be the absolute epitome of all things english?
  • Epitome of evil, goldie the essence of physical beauty.
  • But the most welcome appearance was probably from show-jumper harvey smith who even now seemed the epitome of the year he was tagged to.
  • The swan is the very epitome of what a good village community pub should be.
  • Epitome of cool sadly, he dropped it.
  • Once the flies start hatching the fish respond by surface feeding, then dry fly fishing becomes the epitome of sport for most anglers.
  • We regret that we can only give a brief epitome of this interesting document.
  • Epitome of feminine beauty might become the rotund figure on which the momma appears to pride herself.
  • While other founder members, including hubert parson, became lavish spenders on an opulent lifestyle, sum remained the epitome of normality.
  • Epitome of unsustainable living.
  • All clean-shaven, bandbox smart in fresh uniforms, polished boots, new kit in their bags they looked the epitome of military discipline.
  • Epitome of the style of the 1930s full story.
  • In its day, the workhouse was considered the epitome of workhouse design.

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