Nines Sentence Examples

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  • Casting out Nines

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  • Players begin with seven dominos each, going from the double blank to the double six (or the double nine, if players change the settings to double nines -- Players start with nine dominos if they are playing double nines).

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  • To unlock the I Ching explanations, you will need to look up the hexagram by number, as well as any hexagrams created by the changing lines that occurred by casting sixes and nines.

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  • While it's true that Salma is dressed to the nines on the red carpet, it's a completely different story when she's relaxing on a boat or at the beach.

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  • Her tricks to being fancy include drinking with your pinky up, speaking French, and of course dressing to the nines.

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  • While "casual" may intimate a boring appearance, don't be fooled - with minimal effort, you can look just as chic and polished as you do when you're dressed to the nines.

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  • Of course, the holiday season also presents plenty of great opportunities to dress to the nines and look your very best.

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  • The usual suspects showed up dressed to the nines, but by Oscar standards - and especially in contrast to years' past - it was a remarkably subdued type of glamour for the red carpet.

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  • Tell your partner to dress to the nines and make your own five course meal.

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  • I'm not involved in a new music project called the Perfect Nines.

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  • They keep an impeccable home, they are always dressed to the nines and everything is simply and quite sublimely neat.

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  • With photo opportunities galore and friends all vying to look their very best, it's worth taking the time to dress to the nines.

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  • Think of how good you'd look dressed to the nines and with a beautifully designed Chopard replica watch adorning your wrist.

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  • It's usually unreasonable to expect comfort when dressed to the nines, but it's nice to be able to eat and breathe.

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  • Fred O'Connor, dressed to the nines in a dapper suit, pink shirt, bow tie and sporting a boutonniere, asked Dean if his iron was broken when he took one look at his stepson's new but wrinkled slacks.

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