Use "sise" in a sentence

1. She said that Henry can’t remember seeing the gun again after that - though she did emphasise that he didn’t get round to going through the stuff until the weekend before Joanna was shot

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2. If you are leaving all your money to charity and nothing for your family, then emphasise the reason for doing so

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3. He leaned forward a little to emphasise his point

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4. Ken and Lucy rocked back and forth in time to the gentle, spiritual beat, mouthing silent words as the boy’s perfect voice soared in over the bass lines, the guitars and the unearthly breath of synthesised melody

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5. Even if they did, camp managers handed out rations but emphasised that

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6. Mr Blake will be taking early retirement from the practice as a result of his injuries but he emphasised that he would be continuing to act for the charities which are so close to his heart - including the Danvers House Foundation and various schools in the area

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7. the unearthly breath of synthesised melody

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8. appearance was emphasised by the application of considerable

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9. He waved his notebook to emphasise the point

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10. a view emphasised by the burns and scars on his face and hands

11. travellers arrival, she smiled in a friendly way which emphasised her

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12. almost to a shout to emphasise the point

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13. Briz thumped the table to emphasise his viewpoint

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14. repeatedly emphasised her desire to welcome him once again as a

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15. to emphasise the threat implicit in his next words

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16. fact emphasised by his height

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17. slowly, as if to emphasise her reply to his brother Cardinals

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18. mountains as if seeking to emphasise the barrier they

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19. Little did she know that he already regularly fantasised about those very desires

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20. At least being the family’s personal servant had certain special privileges the other slave girls could only fantasise about

21. To emphasise the question, Mr Snickety tossed the chicken bone to the dog, having decided, after barely denting the item, that he wasn't really hungry at all

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22. In there,’ he emphasised, pointing to the lake

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23. The Fusiliers will be sending out patrols as well however I can’t emphasise how important it is that we find water

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24. A similar situation would be described if someone hypothesised that one was standing behind a one-way mirror, while others hypothesised that it was just ordinary glass

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25. managed to synthesise it as a software program,

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26. For something like this to happen by chance, 27 times in a row, with the result evenly divisible by 7, each and every time, rules out coincidence and emphasises once again the fact that supernatural design is in play here

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27. The Old Testament covers the history as well as the prophesised future of the nation Israel

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28. Can one then adopt an interpretation that God actually meant only the people and animals in the region where Noah lived? Would this be a true reflection of the meaning that is clearly emphasised through various passages? If God repented that he had made man, beast and birds, would he then only destroy 10% of them and leave the other 90% alive, when he said that he would “destroy all flesh” and destroy “everything that is in the earth”? Would he accomplish anything by destroying only a certain percentage as would be the case with a localised flood? Genesis 9 specifically refers to this Flood as a “flood to destroy the earth”

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29. Just to emphasise this point a ‘Flying Pig’ landed further down the trench in an explosion of flying earth and chalk with bits of dead German thrown in

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30. ” That struck a chord with Adem, and suddenly he felt rage welling up inside himself as he asked, “Are you saying I will have no place in Heaven?” He emphasised the capital as Heaven was a place and therefore not a common noun

31. Adem admitted he saw great flaws in the plan though he emphasised his desire to preserve his soul

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32. ’ Gerrid hoped the way he had put it emphasised the contempt in his voice

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33. Tonight the moon seemed to emphasise the cold, bathing the veranda in stark light

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34. Marcia removed the cork with a squeak that emphasised the quietness in the room, then poured them both a drink

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35. One thing though son, if one of these catches you in the eye, well—” He shrugged to emphasise his point

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36. Firstly, I have felt for a long time that this aspect of care was over-emphasised as a method

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37. But he emphasised that he was doing an especially fine piece of research, and quality takes time

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38. Of course my Canadian accent was noticed every time I opened my mouth (it still is), so I didn’t have to do much to emphasise the point

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39. I would hypothesise that this belief may have had its origin from the passage we have just reviewed i

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40. children of Barkos, the children of Sisera, the children of Thamah, 54 The children of Neziah, the children of Hatipha

41. dress that had been fitted to emphasise a bust that was cleverly

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42. “Exocism perhaps?” taking another sip of wine “problem though! Jasmin, she lives with you now, this could be most problem-atic” she empathsised the end of the word as if it was comical

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43. We live in times when differences in race and creed are emphasised but actually there are far more

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44. 2 And the Lord sold them into the hand of Jabin king of Canaan, that reigned in Hazor; the captain of whose host was Sisera, which dwelt in Harosheth of the Gentiles

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45. 14 And Deborah said to Barak, Up; for this is the day in which the Lord has delivered Sisera into your hand, is not the Lord gone out before you? So Barak went down from mount Tabor, and ten thousand men after him

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46. 16 But Barak pursued after the chariots, and after the host, to Harosheth of the Gentiles, and all the host of Sisera fell on the edge of the sword; and there was not a man left

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47. 17 however Sisera fled away on his feet to the tent of Jael the wife of Heber the Kenite, for there was peace between Jabin the king of Hazor and the house of Heber the Kenite

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48. 18 And Jael went out to meet Sisera, and said to him, Turn in, my Lord, turn in to me; fear not; And when he had turned in to her into the tent, she covered him with a mantle

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49. 22 And, note, as Barak pursued Sisera, Jael came out to meet him, and said to him, Come, and I will show you the man whom you seek; And when he came into her tent, note, Sisera lay dead, and the nail was in his temples

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50. 20 They fought from Heaven; the stars in their courses fought against Sisera

51. 26 She put her hand to the nail, and her right hand to the workmen's hammer; and with the hammer she struck Sisera, she struck off his head, when she had pierced and stricken through his temples

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52. 28 The mother of Sisera looked out at a window, and cried through the lattice, why is his chariot so long in coming? why tarry the wheels of his chariots?

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53. The sudden damning synthesised voice that came from out of

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54. monotonous tone emphasised by his refusal to look up from the

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55. The authors hypothesise that these images of the left posterior superior parietal lobe may provide a ‘photograph of God

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56. Christianity, Islam and Judaism) faith is emphasised in the face of conflicting information which nullifies ‘useful’ information

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57. We emphasise that these changes are due to the inhibiting influence of low frequency transcranial magnetic stimulation

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58. It is hypothesised that the neural networks in dark

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59. there really a need to hypothesise another brain for the

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60. he hypothesised that the soul was composed of a rare

61. The reason is that the second you try to fantasise about your ideal job, negative thoughts and conditioning crowd your mind, effectively saying to you: "Don't be silly! You can't have that! That would be impossible

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62. As if to emphasise the point the nurse pointed to her own mouth and shook her head breaking into a grin as she did so

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63. Long brown fingers resting lightly on lean belly emphasised the least movement; outrageously sexual but never lewd

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64. As a kid I loved tennis, athletics and swimming, read a lot, drew pictures, fantasised about the family I should have been born into, and yearned for love

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65. mascara, subtle colours emphasised the shape of her face and her lips were

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66. ” He banged his fist on the table to emphasise the point

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67. I’ve nothing further now only to emphasise that it’s in your best interests, and that of the people you represent on the shop floor to continue production as efficiently as possible until a firm decision on the future of this plant is made by our new owners

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68. and it emphasises that we give to charity and perform acts of

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69. “It wasn’t meant like that! He’s taken it out of context…” Gary protested, spreading his arms wide to emphasise his innocence

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70. over-emphasise the key points with facial expressions and big hand gestures – humour

71. We may be able to isolate the combination of molecules involved, and even synthesise them to recreate the same sensation, but the aroma itself is a quality that exists only in the mind

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72. I want to emphasise it‘s not necessary to send new information to The Field to create these new frequencies as some teachers have suggested, because The Field, by definition, already contains all information and all possibilities, and because we as players cannot create anything anyway

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73. something, positively or negatively, it emphasises the

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74. carry around which emphasises the comfort of the

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75. I will emphasise here that I do not actually have a

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76. They emphasise the fact that we need to

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77. it will be repeated and emphasised

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78. The Dreambook should probably have emphasised the impor-

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79. Incidentally, the construction of these cities will be largely constructed from materials, plastics essentially, synthesised using waste and atmospheric carbon dioxide

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80. Both models emphasise the need to look at what the reality is

81. Archeologists also discovered the remnants of old steam engines, and they had found in the Asiseros Mountains in the same state a vehicle of some sorts

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82. he pressed the ‘read’ button and a synthesised voice

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83. emphasised that whatever it was in that chamber must be

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84. The animals I gave it to are still alive, but they are metastasised with accelerated carcinogenic tumours

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85. Now, let me emphasise the importance of seriousness, when approaching the

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86. The theory of everything - a hypothesised theory which would combine all four forces

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87. Zeke fantasised, ‘I wonder what her ship was like, what the controls were like, whether she could see out, where she came from an what it’s like there?’

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88. ” (She would end such statements with a little theatrical spitting to emphasise the point made in favour of her own family and tribe; always, in her mind, superior to other Hellenes

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89. The British Prime Minister emphasised the drawbacks of a premature landing in Europe with inadequate strength; pointing out the risks of being overwhelmed, without bringing any appreciable relief to the Russians

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90. Many could see no other course open to them as effective Nazi propaganda emphasised what the horrors of life would be under occupation

91. The coffin was bathed in soft, blue light which emphasised the shadow of the room, and single ornate candelabra burned at each corner, the flames adding cool warmth to the occasion of death

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92. Wolf snapped the catches closed on the cases and emphasised his satisfaction with the contents with a smug double tap on the casing of one

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93. to emphasise that this is a family recollection:

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94. also emphasised in the Ten Commandments,

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95. Just as I emphasised in the previous chapter

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96. emphasises that we do not have enough

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97. fantasise about the damage he would love to one day inflict on his overlords

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98. the air with the synthesised scent of imagined oriental flowers that ended

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99. Stimulating competition between siblings is not encouragement-it only reinforces the status quo; it emphasises the hopelessness of the situation to the discouraged child, and fear in the successful child that it is important they maintain their position of superiority

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100. “No one’s arguing mapman, but if it isn’t Hungary, where is it?” I stuck my tongue in his ear to emphasise my point