Use "fresher" in a sentence

1. So the ladies parted having a fresher and clearer view of the road immediately ahead of them, for the Autumn at least

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2. The air smelled fresher and cleaner, though we"d had only a few drops of the precious fluid

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3. When the trio neared the small point of light the air became fresher

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4. They were bigger, fresher, and denser bread, not all air inside

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5. There was even a fresher, better smell wafting out of there, compared to the dankness and mustiness of the much-used entranceway

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6. 25 His flesh shall be fresher than a child's, he shall return to the days of his youth,

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7. A Few Tips for the Testing Fresher

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8. Some of my suggestions for the fresher:

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9. I was really irritated, annoyed at Akua for firstly, calling me here under false pretences, secondly, because my stomach was growling, and thirdly, because I could have taken advantage of my trip over to the hospital and possibly have eaten a fresher meal than the one I had just guzzled, which was clearly impossible now, because the jock was here

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10. The air was fresher than

11. believe it? She's my student; a fresher

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12. `The air is even fresher than in the mountains back home

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13. They did not migrate to fresher lands

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14. The air coming in smelled fresher than what was in the room

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15. It was almost a certainty that their horses were fresher than his, for they had undoubtedly changed mounts at that castle he had passed

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16. "Who knows? The air is fresher here

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17. In spite of the room’s having been shut up for many years, the air seemed fresher than in the rest of the house

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18. Fish doesn’t come any fresher

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19. Also the produce is so much fresher and tastier

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20. The tracks grew fresher and more distinct, indicating that they

21. The cider tasted fresher and crisper than if it had been squeezed a few minutes ago and then instantly chilled to one degree above freezing

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22. They also say that the fresher the food, the better

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23. The Fresher party was over in the college

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24. Maybe it is a little fresher than I anticipated; a wave of cold sweat trickles over me

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25. He, above all, was relieved to get out of Jokhang Temple and breathe fresher air once again

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26. But when the novelty wears off, he’s prone to cross over to fresher pastures, leaving you languishing for sexual love

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27. and spending the money for fresh(er) veggies and herbs

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28. Job 33 : 25 “His flesh shall be fresher than a child; he shall return to the days of his youth”

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29. (as every fresher student does) about me

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30. questions and answers for SEO fresher

31. When I go to the door to get a breath of something fresher than house air I see only mists, and wreaths of clouds, and mists again, where a fortnight ago laid a little golden town in a cup of golden hills

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32. “Your loss is much fresher, and I should be comforting you, not the other way around!”

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33. "Ooook," he says, trying not to get his hopes up because it's entirely possible that he hadn't heard her right and she just rambled something about Maximus instead of what he thinks she said, but what he thinks she said suddenly makes him feel lighter, fresher, buoyant

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34. It keeps everything fresher and more

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35. The day seemed fresher to him than any other and he took deep breaths of the woodsy scent that pervaded the air

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36. The food would be fresher, better, cheaper, healthier, less processed, and shopping would become a joy instead of a chore

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37. People will not help their neighbors to import goods from overseas: all global shit trade will disappear and countries will stop eating pickles from Poland and tomatoes from Mexico and grow their own fucking pickles and tomatoes and have fresher better produce as a result

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38. They would then be able to provide their most affluent backers with fresher product, so to speak

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39. Before dawn’s early light, we subbed out most of the survivors along the defenses for the fresher warriors still hidden near the Shrine building

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40. me! Come on up, the air is cleaner and fresher here, I can promise you

41. She wanted something fresher and wiser than the selfish existence for self she had been living

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42. Skeleton bones, gone brown after years of exposure to sooty torchlight, lay amidst fresher, more stubborn atrocities

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43. The fresher the information is in your mind, the more easily you can remember it during the test

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44. It is hoped he will recover in the fresher air

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45. His head was fresher and he was calmer than he had been for the last three days

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46. (The herbs of the morning sprout no fresher and sweeter every day

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47. of the cavern, where the air was fresher

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48. But, in addition to the never-ceasing anxiety on account of Alice, a fresher though feebler interest in the fate of Uncas assisted to chain him to the spot

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49. The long room looked brighter and smelled fresher than he remembered: everything had a scrubbed look

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50. They knocked on doors, offering to trade air-dropped food and tobacco for fresher fare

51. Ever find gnarly old heads of garlic with green sprouts growing out of them in the bottom of your fridge? Don’t toss them! Scientists report that this over-the-hill garlic has even more heart-healthy antioxidant activity than the fresher stuff

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52. On the green Sound, stagnant in the heat, one small sail crawled slowly toward the fresher sea

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53. His head was fresher and he was calmer than he had been for the last

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54. The air was fresher there, and sometimes there was a breeze

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55. staring at the sky, breathing deeply of the fresher air, saw it come: a

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56. They were smaller, and the edges looked fresher, that was all

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57. Do you know what Aspasia was, ladies? Although she lived at an epoch when women had, as yet, no soul, she was a soul; a soul of a rosy and purple hue, more ardent hued than fire, fresher than the dawn

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58. Delicate as maple leaves, fresher than creek water, it purred with the majesty of cats prowling the noontide

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59. You felt that her husband, years ago, must have handled her in just such a way as one handled window mannequins, and she responded with the same chill waxen movements, with as much enthusiasm and response as a mannequin; and the husband, beaten off with no blows and no words, had turned over under the bedding and lain trembling with a feeding passion for many nights and then, finally, silently, taken to evening walks and little places across town, beyond the ravine, where a pink curtained window glowed with fresher electricity and a young lady answered when he tapped the bell

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60. I had never seen anyone blundering into the place or striding out with a fresher gaze

61. Misery, prostitution, the police, SaintLazare—that is what those beautiful, delicate girls, those fragile marvels of modesty, gentleness and loveliness, fresher than lilacs in the month of May, will come to

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62. No day in all of time began with nobler heart or fresher spirit

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63. When we look at our portfolio and feel we have other, fresher ideas more in the early innings of the market's misunderstanding than the middle innings, we will consistently make that swap

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64. The store across the street has always got fresher cigarettes than you have

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65. In spite of that I got up feeling fresher and more confident than usual

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66. But I waked up next morning feeling fresher and in better heart

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67. His face was fresher, fuller, his hair stood up jauntily in front, and was plastered down at the sides

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68. There is nothing older and more hackneyed than enjoyment, and there is nothing fresher than the feelings springing from the religious consciousness of each age

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69. If he wanted to keep his rose in the bud, he had better carry her away quickly to a fresher atmosphere

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70. An able artist, if a fellow of modesty and frank speech, can hardly talk without giving the student of the theory of art hints which the latter should study over at home before he sleeps upon them; for the secret of much that is vital and essential in his study is to be found in these hints; and on the other hand, I imagine that an artist would be better off, and have more play of mind, and readier and fresher conceptions, if he would now and then listen to what the student of old art has to tell him about what is to be observed in this or that monument of the past