Report Of In A Sentence

• The report of the committee put an end to all these hopes.
• The report of the mining engineer was graver still.
• An official report of the matter would be an absurdity.
• Suddenly the sharp report of firearms split the air.
• The official report of this last mentions him favorably.

• Report of committees.
• Receiving report of committees.
• What was the report of the newspaper?
• The report of an eyewitness.
• I have heard such a good report of.
• Report of committee of candidates for membership.
• There was a sharp report of arms.
• I heard the report of a gun.
• Then she caught the report of a gun.
• The report of the dog was a fact.
• There will be the report of a pistol heard.
• We will now have the report of the nominating committee.
• Suddenly the report of a pistol was heard.
• I heard the report of arms.
• And this is only one report of many.
• I have heard the report of thee.
• But the report of his musket spread the alarm.
• Then was heard the loud report of a gun.
• Tom was ill-advised to report of me at home.
• You must be satisfied with a faithful report of it.
• Did you make a written report of your mission?
• The report of the wild swans was traced to him.
• The report of the first of these is translated herewith.
• Your report of our conversation is altogether accurate.
• This belief was confirmed by the report of the servant.
• Later came the blasting report of a rifle.
• I also enclose the report of the detectives.
• The report of firearms was seldom heard.
• It was the report of a rifle in the palace square.
• Well, and what is the report of your calling?
• Three times quickly they heard the report of the pistol.
• Suddenly was heard the report of rifle fire in front.
• The muffled report of the blast echoed dully.
• Then the loud report of the threatening pistol rang out.
• I present brief extracts from my report of that year.

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