classically in A Sentence

Classically, this is what we are taught.

Classically considered as solitary animals, their social

Classically it is depicted as planet of emotions and motherhood.

Classically, only one homeopathic medicine is used at a time.

Classically, we have defined ourselves by the things we love.

Anne Boleyn was never described in history as being Classically beautiful.

The Ashland Academy of Art was a Classically based, independent school.

She was one of those rare, Classically hot women, who had everything.

Dramatic Allure Anne Boleyn was never described in history as being Classically beautiful.

Tennis- Classically, although less so since the advent of lighter tennis rackets and two-handed backhands.

The dough is not Classically toxic due to the ingredients, but also not edible.

At the same time, the artist chose a Classically Russian motive for his landscape.

Classically, white or bright yellow chalk is used, although some may use paint or white tape.

And just because you don't eat animal products, doesn't mean you can't eat Classically animal-based foods.

Bisque is a thick, creamy, highly seasoned soup, Classically of pureed crustaceans, of French origin.

Sheila Seal, a Glaswegian, was a Classically trained musician who had run an art gallery.

In Nashville, these must-see attractions reflect the artistic, historic and Classically Southern vibe the city emulates.

Classically, five days of fever plus four of five diagnostic criteria must be met to establish the diagnosis.

Classically romantic and easy to care for, try a medium length style with a blown back top section.

As you may or may not know, outside of North America, Classically“z” is often pronounced“zed” rather than“zee”.

Classically, the best way to get rid of a tattoo was to simply remove the skin that contained it.

Grandfather clocks Classically were made in 8 day and 30 hour varieties(lasting this length of time when wound up).

So, another aspect of this situation Classically, is to investigate whether or not it really makes us feel strong.

A Classically youthful style, cut with electric clippers, this is always one of the most popular choices in young mens haircuts.

Oxford is home to one of the oldest universities in the world and is known for its breathtaking, Classically inspired architecture.

Choosing our uPVC sliding sash windows means you can have Classically aesthetic, long-lasting windows that can save you money on energy bills.

Most of the rest of pirate-speak, like“avast”, are simply just old nautical terms Classically used by all seaman, not just pirates.

The entire aesthetic and the girls themselves are so Classically beautiful, which is what we tried to imitate with my pictorial.”.

Crew had to wear winter gear to stay warm but the actors' breath on camera helped to create the Classically eerie scenes.

Recently, Prince Charles came under controversy for promoting a Classically designed development on the land of the former Chelsea Barracks in London.

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classically in A Sentence

Classically, this is what we are taught.

Classically considered as solitary animals, their social

Classically it is depicted as planet of emotions and motherhood.

Classically, only one homeopathic medicine is used at a time.

Classically, we have defined ourselves by the things we love.

Anne Boleyn was never described in history as being Classically beautiful.

The Ashland Academy of Art was a Classically based, independent school.

She was one of those rare, Classically hot women, who had everything.

Dramatic Allure Anne Boleyn was never described in history as being Classically beautiful.

Tennis- Classically, although less so since the advent of lighter tennis rackets and two-handed backhands.

The dough is not Classically toxic due to the ingredients, but also not edible.

At the same time, the artist chose a Classically Russian motive for his landscape.

Classically, white or bright yellow chalk is used, although some may use paint or white tape.

And just because you don't eat animal products, doesn't mean you can't eat Classically animal-based foods.

Bisque is a thick, creamy, highly seasoned soup, Classically of pureed crustaceans, of French origin.

Sheila Seal, a Glaswegian, was a Classically trained musician who had run an art gallery.

In Nashville, these must-see attractions reflect the artistic, historic and Classically Southern vibe the city emulates.

Classically, five days of fever plus four of five diagnostic criteria must be met to establish the diagnosis.

Classically romantic and easy to care for, try a medium length style with a blown back top section.

As you may or may not know, outside of North America, Classically“z” is often pronounced“zed” rather than“zee”.

Classically, the best way to get rid of a tattoo was to simply remove the skin that contained it.

Grandfather clocks Classically were made in 8 day and 30 hour varieties(lasting this length of time when wound up).

So, another aspect of this situation Classically, is to investigate whether or not it really makes us feel strong.

A Classically youthful style, cut with electric clippers, this is always one of the most popular choices in young mens haircuts.

Oxford is home to one of the oldest universities in the world and is known for its breathtaking, Classically inspired architecture.

Choosing our uPVC sliding sash windows means you can have Classically aesthetic, long-lasting windows that can save you money on energy bills.

Most of the rest of pirate-speak, like“avast”, are simply just old nautical terms Classically used by all seaman, not just pirates.

The entire aesthetic and the girls themselves are so Classically beautiful, which is what we tried to imitate with my pictorial.”.

Crew had to wear winter gear to stay warm but the actors' breath on camera helped to create the Classically eerie scenes.

Recently, Prince Charles came under controversy for promoting a Classically designed development on the land of the former Chelsea Barracks in London.

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