Use "chiron" in a sentence

1. The best Chiron could figure, she had kept aging while in tree form, but much more slowly

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2. "I know Chiron," Zoe said stiffly

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3. "Who's Chiron?" he asked

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4. D, the camp director, and Chiron were playing a quiet game of cards in the parlor

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5. Chiron breathed a sigh of relief

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6. "Now," Chiron said to Thalia and me, "perhaps you two should sit down and tell us the whole story

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7. When we were done, Chiron turned to Mr

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8. "Annabeth may be alive," Chiron said, but I could tell he was having trouble sounding upbeat

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9. "SO COOL!" Nico yelled, holding his hands out to Chiron

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10. "It is a tradition," Chiron said

11. Chiron jerked his head toward Mr

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12. "Run along now," Chiron told us

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13. "I… well, finally Chiron came out in his pajamas and his horse tail in curlers and—"

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14. "The Hunters win!" Chiron announced without pleasure

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15. "This is impossible," Chiron said

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16. "What will Chiron do?" I asked Grover

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17. Then Chiron reminded him that wine was against his restrictions and most of us were underage

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18. D and Chiron (in wheelchair form) sat at one end of the table

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19. "And go where?" Chiron asked

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20. "I fear the prophecy says you do need our help," Chiron said

21. D," Chiron sighed, "with all due respect, whose side are you on?"

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22. "I must agree with Zoe," said Chiron

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23. "You'll be retracing the goddess's path," Chiron reminded her

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24. "Chiron," I said, "you don't have any ideas about the monster?"

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25. Chiron pursed his lips

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26. I saw Chiron and Zoe exchange a nervous look, but whatever they were thinking, they didn't share it

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27. "And for campers?" Chiron asked

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28. Chiron was still studying me, his eyes sad

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29. I just sat there as Chiron concluded the council

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30. I didn't show up for dinner that night, which was a mistake, because Chiron and Grover came looking for me

31. "Grover," Chiron said, "perhaps you'd let me have a word with Percy?"

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32. Chiron gazed at the saltwater spring gurgling in the corner of the room

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33. I didn't know if Chiron meant it that way, but the look in his eyes made me scared to ask

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34. You see Chiron staying in the stables?

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35. I don't want Chiron choosing a camper as our fifth companion

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36. Zoe would want me to ask about Artemis, but Chiron had told us the monster was even more important

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37. "Where's Chiron!" I shouted

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38. "We're about to die! Where's Chiron?"

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39. Chiron had told me long ago: Immortals are constrained by ancient rules

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40. Chiron greeted us at the Big House with hot chocolate and toasted cheese sandwiches

41. "I'll fill you in later," Chiron said with forced cheerfulness

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42. "Because the gods use heroes as their tools," Chiron said simply

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43. I stared at Chiron

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44. "We have to tell Chiron," Annabeth said, out of breath

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45. Not even Chiron

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46. I wasn't sure Chiron believed the story Annabeth and I told him

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47. "So young," Chiron sighed, his hands on the rail of the front porch

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48. Chiron stared at the snow falling on the hills

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49. "It will not be until summer, at least," Chiron said

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50. "Calm down, my young satyr," Chiron said, frowning

51. You may call me Chiron

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52. “I’m sure the boy can learn,” Chiron said

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53. Chiron smiled at me sympathetically, the way he used to in Latin class, as if to let me know that no matter what my average was, I was his star student

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54. “Wait,” I told Chiron

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55. “Well, now,” Chiron said

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56. Chiron winked at me

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57. D was going to vaporize Chiron right out of his wheelchair, but he just sighed through his nose, as if he were used to being beaten by the Latin teacher

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58. Chiron nodded, though he looked a bit troubled

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59. “What’s up there?” I asked Chiron

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60. “Grover won’t get in too much trouble, will he?” I asked Chiron

61. Something had occurred to me when Chiron talked about my mother’s fate, as if he were intentionally avoiding the word death

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62. Chiron said, “The woods are stocked, if you care to try your luck, but go armed

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63. Chiron pointed to an outdoor pavilion framed in white Grecian columns on a hill overlooking the sea

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64. “You said your name was Chiron

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65. “The Chiron from the stories? Trainer of Hercules and all that? Yes, Percy, I am

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66. Chiron paused, as if the question intrigued him

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67. Chiron seemed to turn hard of hearing again

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68. “Annabeth,” Chiron said, “I have masters’ archery class at noon

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69. Chiron didn’t go in

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70. I’ll ask Chiron

71. When everybody had returned to their seats and finished eating their meals, Chiron pounded his hoof again for our attention

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72. Chiron tried to teach me archery, but we found out pretty quick I wasn’t any good with a bow and arrow

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73. Chiron hammered his hoof on the marble

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74. Chiron cantered out from the woods and blew the conch horn

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75. Chiron shouted something in Ancient Greek, which I would realize, only later, I had understood perfectly: “Stand ready! My bow!”

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76. Chiron trotted up next to us, a bow in his hand, his face grim

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77. “Someone summoned it,” Chiron said

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78. “Be quiet, child,” Chiron told her

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79. The next morning, Chiron moved me to cabin three

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80. Chiron sat across the table in his fake wheelchair

81. Chiron feigned interest in his pinochle cards

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82. But Chiron seems to feel this would be against my mission at this cursed camp: to keep you little brats safe from harm

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83. Chiron smiled at me, but he looked tired and strained

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84. Chiron laid his cards on the table, a winning hand he hadn’t gotten to use

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85. Chiron sat forward in his wheelchair

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86. ” Chiron stroked his bristly beard

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87. “By whom,” Chiron corrected

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88. “Patience and listen, child,” Chiron said

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89. “Perhaps paranoid,” Chiron suggested

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90. “What better peace offering,” Chiron said, “than to have the son of Poseidon return Zeus’s property?”

91. “A Fury came after Percy,” Chiron reminded him

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92. “That’s right,” Chiron said

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93. The air shimmered behind Chiron

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94. The ancient mortal drachmas had been silver, Chiron told us, but Olympians never used less than pure gold

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95. Chiron said the coins might come in handy for non-mortal transactions-whatever that meant

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96. It was god food, Chiron reminded us

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97. Chiron was waiting for us in his wheelchair

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98. “This is Argus,” Chiron told me

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99. I looked at Chiron

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100. Before I could follow, Chiron caught my arm