Picnic In A Sentence

• This picnic forsooth!
• What fun that picnic was.
• A picnic on the hill.
• A week after his return the picnic was arranged.
• The picnic was as dull as she had feared it would be.
• We enjoyed our little picnic amazingly.
• There was a picnic on a Swiss lake.
• Heah, boys, stop that picnic for a few moments.
• The picnic to Arlington was much enjoyed by all.
• It was more like a Sunday-school picnic than a fire.
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• Then a picnic was arranged for them out of doors, on the grass.

• We thought the best thing would be to have a picnic under those beautiful trees.
• We used to get a sentry, and go off into the hills with our lunch, and picnic all day.
• There is an artificial island in the Broad, where a picnic party were then enjoying themselves.
• Was it to be wondered at if children and adults vowed that this was a picnic complete to the smallest detail?
• The refreshments were reminiscent of camp and were served on wooden plates around the fire in picnic fashion.
• As for the rest of the gang, inured as they were to hard labor, the branding was no more than a picnic for them.
• We had to picnic on chocolate and wine for twenty-four hours through our lack of forethought in not supplying ourselves with food for the trip.
• At these periods of rest and lunch all usually seem as happy as if they were enjoying a regular social picnic dinner.
• The morning of the wished-for picnic day broke with a brilliance far exceeding the most sanguine expectation.
• The wedding breakfast may be served picnic fashion on a long table of boards decked with apple blossoms.
• Filled with fresh enthusiasm, the two girls rushed out to hurry through the necessary studies before the anticipated picnic of the afternoon.
• There are not only the paper cups provided on railroad trains and the cheap picnic plates and saucers, but some that are really pretty.
• An open grassy space just beyond the landing-place seemed to have been formed by nature for the express purpose of accommodating picnic parties.
• Altiora even tried a picnic in canoes, knowing from fiction rather than imagination or experience the conclusive nature of such excursions.
• Among the summer pleasures of the young people picnics still rank high, and picnic excursions by steamboat or sloop highest of all.
• And she knew how hungry it makes anyone, children especially, to start off on a picnic in the woods or across a lake.
• A visit to a departed one's grave is generally an excuse for a picnic in Persia.
• Ted and Janet took the lemonade and crackers with them in the goat- wagon and had a nice little picnic in the woods.
• The guests lay on the grass in little groups round picnic suppers, and here and there a couple wandered by themselves, talking in whispers.
• Mr. Cutter put it in here to heat milk for the lambs, and once when we had a picnic we made our coffee here.
• Donald liked this slow cruising and the market-work best; but the picnic parties were profitable, and he took them whenever he could.
• Now they went whistling past the picnic party, all of them in line, and went down along the shore till they were lost to view in the woods.
• At every station we encountered trainloads of men in gray, singing, cheering and laughing as if bound for a picnic instead of slaughter.
• It seemed credible enough, and my informant was positive; he saw you together at a picnic in Switzerland.
• The old butler put a sirloin and a game-pie on the sideboard, and then left the little party to shift for themselves, in pleasant picnic fashion.
• By the last post he received an informal note from Violet, inviting him to a picnic tea on the following day.
• This they managed successfully, for, the driftwood fire having been renewed, the picnic party were seated about it, singing and telling stories.

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