Antonia In A Sentence

• Antonia had not heard her enter.
• Antonia, her name was.
• Antonia spoke to her once and again without being heard.
• Antonia might well be excused for the excess of her terror.
• Antonia, if you love me, tell me all.
• He had a certain knowledge of Antonia.
• He sent messages by Antonia.
• She was ready to go out when Antonia returned.
• Antonia had lived for many years in Florence.
• Antonia, wizened and dark, came and went silently.
• It would alarm old Antonia.
• But old Antonia looked at him darkly.
• Antonia thought very highly of the "child," she admitted.
• Gerald looked from her to Antonia, slightly uneasy.
• But old Antonia withdrew farther within the kitchen.
• It was her latest vaudeville turn, imitating Antonia.
• She was now called Anthony instead of Antonia.
• The Establishment of Madame Antonia.
• When Mr. Dean married Antonia, but not before.
• Antonia!
• Quexana, Antonia, heiress of Don Quixote, 286.
• Antonia was wrong.
• Antonia, of course.
• Antonia now deemed that the time for such repentance had come.
• Antonia!...
• Antonia blushed shyly and looked even more attractive than before.
• Antonia saw her coming and narrowed her eyes the better to see.
• Zimmern (Antonia).
• She was not at all surprised when Antonia handed her a sealed envelope.
• Old Antonia was drawn out of her almost trance-like introspection.
• At nightfall she turned wearily when Antonia tapped at her door.
• The years flew by and soon little Antonia was thirteen years old.
• It was not difficult to see in what illusion Antonia chose to live to-night.
• A new work by ANTONIA was progressing.
• Antonia, who had made her acquaintance at Aix-les-bains, was under her spell.

• Antonia had set her plate before her, and the aroma of the roast was in her nostrils.
• Antonia had been very friendly to Gerald at the period of their first acquaintance.
• Antonia concentrated in herself the charms for which the women of Andalusia are famed.
• Antonia, the novelist, declared a fondness for people out of the ordinary, the conventional.
• Antonia glanced with a proud smile first down at Inez, then round at her guests.

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