Watch That In A Sentence

• Then they shouldered their muskets and continued the watch that seemed to them so easy.
• She raised the little chatelaine watch that hung at her bosom and looked down at it.
• It was a large hunting watch, that had been presented to the rector, his father.
• His son was at present too young and inexperienced to watch that stone, to keep it intact.
• I have fallen into, from having to watch that old woman, for fear she should be too extravagant.
• But long habit had made it second nature to watch that face, no matter what else she was about.
• It was the most interesting thing, to watch that steam-gauge hop up, only she hopped too fast.
• I told him so, and he said, showing me the time by his watch, that he was quite punctual.
• Each would watch that tree in turn, whilst the other two went away from home to work for hire.
• In case a groom is the escort, he rides slightly behind, keeping watch that he may be of service.
• There seem to be so many who are on the watch, that I am sure you would be detected at it.
• I would sit and watch that stiff dignity of self-indulgence, and wonder, wonder....
• Perhaps he had stopped to watch that Oriental who had given Glaucon good wishes in the foot-race.
• I used to watch that flag, and thank God that Washington had not lived to see it.
• When I turned out for the mid-watch that night, Trunnell met me at the door of the forward cabin.
• We had to watch that they did not crowd each other off, but with all our exertions one fell and rolled down a few feet.

• Watch that no one falls.
• Bid them watch that road.
• I can watch that other group.
• Watch that big one break!
• How strange to watch that working!
• This was no common watch that they kept.
• God, watch that sail!
• As he said afterward, he feared to watch that arrow.
• I used to watch that woman on the voyage to England.
• Watch that de Freece man like a hawk.
• You, Gedge, watch that window.
• There lay all the pieces of a watch that he had carefully taken apart.
• A watch that dont keep korrekt time is wuss than no watch at all.
• And there was that watch, that glitter of diamonds upon her wrist.
• Time will hatch them, and we must watch that no harm happens to them.
• Ashe stood arrested, his watch that he was winding up in his hand.
• About one a.m. a cry arose from the night-watch that the boats were swamping.
• One thing you must remember; watch that ugly-faced cur when you play.
• The watch that Lois carried showed that it was a quarter to nine.
• And I think you ought to have somebody with you to help watch that cook.
• And watch that Nell doesn't eat the candles off the tree.
• I can't stand to watch that man talking to Kate.
• Dave in the meantime keeping watch, that the Indians might not surprise them.
• I confess that I was mystified why I should have been sent to watch that woman.

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