Eves Sentence Examples

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  • The wind screamed around the eves and pounded on the windows.

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  • It roared on the tin roof and plunged off the eves, where the wind caught it and drove it across the yard in horizontal sheets.

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  • When the ministry of any man or woman has been found to be helpful to the congregation, the Monthly Meeting (see below) may, after solemn consideration, record the fact that i t bel i eves the individual to have a divine call to the ministry, and that it encourages him or her to be faithful to the gift.

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  • Perhaps large crowds are not your thing; you prefer New Year's Eves spent at home with family members.

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