Regaled Sentence Examples

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  • The children were regaled with a free tea during the afternoon.

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  • I 'd rather be moved by the sheer genius of her vocal range than regaled with anecdotes !

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  • At almost every step, the stranger is regaled with a fresh display of architectural grandeur....

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  • I have been regaled with numerous accounts of the excruciating pain of passing stones.

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  • Dark chocolate has been regaled for its antioxidant content, but raw cacao contains even more health benefits.

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  • No doubt many post war children were regaled with tales about life during the war.

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  • She regaled me with her war stories, her eyes shining as she told of the countless near-misses I never tired of hearing.

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  • He regaled the audience with funny stories of his previous roles, which included being an accountant !

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  • He regaled the company with a quickfire collection of diverting anecdotes and stories.

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  • Ryland worked for the National Forest Service and regaled Donnie with tales of the outdoor splendors of the Colorado mountains.

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  • On a lower floor he sometimes, but very rarely, regaled a friend with a plain dinner - a veal pie, or a leg of lamb and spinach, and a rice pudding.

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  • It was a vain story, a mere romance, about giants, and lions, and goblins, and warriors, sometimes fighting with monsters, and sometimes regaled by fair ladies in stately palaces.

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  • Between bites, Martha regaled the few late rising guests that lingered around the dining room with stories of her adventure and the bus window sights she'd visited.

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  • Another special feature of this sect is that their spiritual heads, the Gosains, also called Maharajas, so far from submitting themselves to self-discipline and austere practices, adorn themselves in splendid garments, and allow themselves to be habitually regaled by their adherents with choice kinds of food; and being regarded as the living representatives of the "lord of the Gopis" himself, they claim and receive in their own persons all acts of attachment and worship due to the deity, even, it is alleged, to the extent of complete self-surrender.

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