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Vowels in sentence

20 examples of Vowels in a sentence

Versace without the vowels.
These are the chambers of your head and neck that vibrate, and they actually filter that source sound to produce consonants and vowels.
(Music: "Interpassion") Hi, my name is I am the one that tangles up consonants and vowels.
I think it's great we're all hugging here, as we mix our vowels, and we make the saddle.
I think it's great we're all hugging here, as we mix our vowels, that are making the saddle.
They stay still, and the vowels dance around the consonants.
Me either, but if I did, I would get to roll around in my mouth not some baker's dozen of vowels like English has, but a good 30 different vowels scooching and oozing around in the Cambodian mouth like bees in a hive.
If the leader wear glasses, their name has exactly 2 vowels.
Otherwise, their name has exactly 3 vowels.
For the last question, we can say, “If they wear glasses, does their name have exactly 2 vowels?
If they don’t have glasses, does their name have exactly 3 vowels?”
There will be people in the crowd with glasses and 1 vowel, or no glasses and 2 vowels.
The basic story is that the mafia is running drugs into Japan and one man vowels to stop them, of course that's our man Sonny Chiba.
Spraying lead bullets from his mouth at every turn, Cagney blasts away the careful diction and rounded vowels that his colleagues were painstakingly trying to perfect and delivers his dialog any which way he feels.
One can scarcely believe that the heavens dispense their favors according to the number of vowels in mortals’ names.
It was a sonorous, harmonious, flexible dialect whose vowels seemed to undergo a highly varied accentuation.
In this document there are a hundred and thirty-two letters, viz., seventy-seven consonants and fifty-five vowels.
There are words consisting of consonants only, as _nrrlls;_ others, on the other hand, in which vowels predominate, as for instance the fifth, _uneeief,_ or the last but one, _oseibo_.
"This begins to look just like an ancient document: the vowels and the consonants are grouped together in equal disorder; there are even capitals in the middle of words, and commas too, just as in Saknussemm's parchment."
The name of a woman should be agreeable, sweet, fanciful; it should end in long vowels, and resemble words of benediction.'