Cone In A Sentence

• The present cone did not exist.
• This cone is revolving at a terrific speed.
• A cone in the cochlea around which the membranes wind.
• Mr. Cone knew it was coming.
• Mr. Cone replied with polite interest.
• Mr. Cone finally managed to ask hoarsely.
• Mr. Cone was puzzled, and said so.
• Mr. Cone pleaded, looking from one to the other.
• As Mr. Cone passed the pen for her to register.
• I am sorry poor Mrs. Cone lost her baby.
• Quaking, Mr. Cone stepped forward briskly and apologized.
• At the tip of the inner cone the conditions are quite different.
• So the base of any branch is a cone quite buried in the parent stem.
• After two or three hours we reached the bottom of the cone of rocks and ashes.
• Mr. Cone had heard it more times than he had fingers and toes.
• Ruin confronted Mr. Cone as he argued and begged them not to act hastily.
• Mr. Cone knew what Mr. Budlong's remark portended.

• Jerry was a former bartender who had been pining away in the ice-cream cone business.
• The region of combustion just outside the inner cone is therefore the hottest part of the flame.
• The upper rim of the cone was made of tin to strengthen it, and the sides were of cloth.
• The lower part of the inner cone of the flame is quite cool and consists of unburned gas.
• The running head has one cone pulley connected by suitable gearing to three face plates.
• Directly in the path rises the sharp cone of Vico Alvano, precipitous and rugged.
• The cone rose again into the air and a soft, sibilant voice addressed Mrs. Lambert.
• Mr. Cone stood at his desk, looking all of ten years younger for his rest at the Sanatorium.
• Not until then had Mr. Cone observed the Montana diamond flashing on her finger.
• The Wahumba live in plastered (cow-dung) cone huts, shaped like the tartar tents of Turkestan.
• The reflecting cone supplied with each camera distributes the light evenly over the entire surface of the negative.
• I invited them to call on me at the hotel, if they should cone to the village within two or three days.
• Toward the top of the inner cone the gas has become heated to a high temperature by the burning envelope surrounding it.
• The celestial earth is flat but progresses upwards to its central point, the cone of aspiration and song.
• This little cone increased in size as well as in activity until it filled the crater and rose four or five metres above the brim.
• She stood a space looking at that little cone of brightness far above all the other trees, swaying on the delicate sky.
• When he had about as much heaped up as would stay on, he put his hands on the side of the cone opposite himself and gently pulled it toward him.
• The Moon's obscurity is complete if she is entirely plunged into the cone of shadow.
• Beneath the moon and the horizon, the commencement of its track of brightness, there was a cone of blackness, or of very black blue.
• The whole of the great cone rent itself from top to bottom with an appalling crash, casting out a huge stream of fiery lava.
• This cone hangs suspended from a strong stem, upon which a leaf unfolds, displaying a cluster of young fruit.
• Before again issuing from it, this spiral runs into a small cone with a concave base, that is turned downward in the shape of a spherical cap.
• For a moment it seemed to die down, then suddenly the big black pan seemed held aloft by a solid cone of yellow flame.

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