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stubbed example sentences
stubbed
1. With that he stubbed out his cigarette, walked away from the man in black
2. I recoiled as images of a burning cigarette end being stubbed out on my bare legs played out in my head
3. With that he stubbed out his cigarette, walked away from the man in black towards the front of his battered old car, and slammed shut the bonnet
4. Russell came limping out of the bathroom, having stubbed his toe on the toilet in his haste to get out of the shower
5. He stubbed out the cigarette, swilled out his mouth with the tea and crawled back to bed
6. Ma stubbed her cigarette into the ashtray filled with the butts I always found disgusting
7. He found the big roll top when he accidentally stubbed his toe
8. She stubbed her cigarette out on the counter and flicked the butt away
9. Joe stubbed his toe
10. His anxiety reached fever pitch when he stubbed his toe and the nail fell off
11. by the throat he simultaneously stubbed the other one (also in the throat) with the sharp stick he picked
12. two men by the doors stubbed to death
13. "No! No! No! A thousand times, no!" She hastily stubbed out the cigarette and ran to the bed to offer comfort and understanding to the Russian, but he escaped
14. “Hey grumpy, you could do with a drink, maybe I should say- drinky you could do with a grump!” She stubbed out her cigarette with a look of amusement
15. She leaned over to the clay dish on the floor and stubbed out her cigarette
16. To recover, startled, we've stubbed our toes
17. " Midge stubbed out her cigarette and grabbed up her purse
18. " His fat little hands stubbed out at the surroundings
19. Vinny stubbed his cigarette out then stood in the carpeted
20. He tried to dig his fingers into the trunk, as she had done, but stubbed his
21. upstairs downstairs capitol pleasures stubbed out something lovely
22. State and had stubbed my toe, they would have pinned a medal on me?
23. stubbed his foot on railroad tie, tripping, and falling hard to the ground
24. Maiorescu stubbed out his cig, then lit up another
25. Adjusted his glasses and stubbed out his smoke
26. "Jesus!" Gerald stubbed out his cigar
27. Uhhhh! Great, peering behind I stubbed a toe and tripped
28. Brigit reached across him and stubbed out her cigarette in the ashtray
29. ” Petra walked on as if she knew where she was headed and yelped when she stubbed her toe on a rock
30. Even the fat bully had gotten bored of his cigarette and had for some reason stubbed it out on his test-paper
31. "Don't talk nonsense!" said Sharon as she stubbed her cigarette out in the dish on the coffee table
32. So he finished his second rum, stubbed out the cigar and drained the coffee
33. She stubbed out her ciggie with a smug look on her face
34. He stubbed his cigarette out in an ashtray and walked inside the pub
35. He stubbed his cigarette out in the ashtray and lit another one
36. He stubbed out the cigarette
37. Smith stubbed out his cigarette and lit another
38. marveling at all the things he mentioned, basking in the warmth of a perfect day, one that only a god could have created, until my new friend stubbed his toe on a tree root
39. I stubbed my toe and cursed loudly, only to hear answering giggles from either side of the long hallway that separated the three bedrooms
40. It’s like taking a pill for a stubbed toe that also cures the plague and grows back missing arms
41. Lily took a final drag of her cigarette, and stubbed it out on the metal step
42. She stubbed out the cigarette, the last one
43. The secret cigarette stubbed out on the bricks of the patio
44. ” In a nutshell, mindfulness is the ability to recognize what is happening in your mind right now—anger, jealousy, sadness, the pain of a stubbed toe, whatever—without getting carried away by it
45. It was not too difficult for the hobbit, except when, in spite of all care, he stubbed his poor toes again, several times, on nasty jagged stones in the floor
46. The Daily News reporter stubbed out his second cigarette that morning and put the ashtray back on the nightstand
47. She was a nervous friend—smoked Harry’s recessed, filtered cigarettes but stubbed each one out only one-third smoked and lighted another, and she didn’t put them out, she crushed them, frayed the ends
