Dell In A Sentence

Definition of Dell

• The stables and quarters are in this dell we are coming to; nicely out of sight.
• How delicious it had been in that green dell under the walnut tree, with the grey squirrels!
• And he caught his charges, either by an arm, and bustled them out of the dell and down the road.
• The cottage itself stood in a little dell where trees grew, and a moorland stream babbled.
• The place was a dell in the woods, the bottom filled with a dark, clear little lake.
• He had some important letters to answer, and he pointed out to Dell the bag which contained them.
• Then through the dell his horn resounds, From vain pursuit to call the hounds.
• When the review was over the old gentleman invited them all to visit Dingley Dell next day.
• But all that appeared to the eyes of Mr. Dell was a somewhat extensive flutter of muslin.

• Down in the dell to the right.
• The lovely dell is all his own.
• The brook in the dell they pass.
• Illumed the dewy dell last night.
• All along the dell the sunshine poured.
• The dell maun be but a step across.
• It was a little dell far in the heart of the woods.
• The view of the dell at my left hand was lovely.
• Gradually the dell spread into a smooth, narrow valley.
• Miss Dell gets on your nerves, too.
• Mr. Dell had made his appearance on the stage.
• Greenberg 1934, pbr Dell 1952.
• Coward, 1955, pbr Dell 1959.
• Messner, 1959, pbr Dell 1959.
• Inside the dell it was neither June nor January.
• David McKay 1958, pbr Dell 59, (m).
• Throughout the winter this dell is clothed with the rarest flowers.
• His congregation were passing from the dell to the healthy mound.
• At the bottom of this dell the flowers have an amaranthine bloom.
• They were in the midst of the most perfect wooded dell they had ever beheld.
• Behind the house there was a deep grassy dell through which a brook ran.
• There was quietness now o'er hill and dell and forest-land.
• Near the house is a little dell full of fir-trees, and she runs into it.
• But where's this dell where the Dryad disappeared?
• And, hidden in a dell in the forest, they came upon two women.
• The knight smiled free at the fantasy, And adown the dell did ride.
• I had got enough for that day, and turning about, left the dell with Preston.
• She knew that Miss Dell had real cause for her frequent complaints.
• The glow-worms, numerous and bright, Illumed the dewy dell last night.
• Then I walked up the dell beside Preston, without looking at him.
• In a flowered dell the Lady Venus stood, Amazed with sorrow.