dint|dints in English

noun

[dɪnt]

hollow, depression, dent

Use "dint|dints" in a sentence

1. The problems must be tackled by dint of education.

2. He succeeded by dint of hard work.

3. He succeeds by dint of sheer hard work.

4. His success was by dint of hard work.

5. He reached the top by dint of great effort.

6. He passed the exam by dint of hard work.

7. Daren dints some Aphidians? Opposable Pascal slipstream: he prenotifying his Berne meagrely and affirmatively

8. By dint of Ordinarily Least Squares regressive is a pivotal step.

9. By dint of much trying he finally achieved his object.

10. Do you know that what have no of aggro is dint?

11. By dint of this ingenious scheme, his gloves were got on.

12. She became an honorary member by dint of winning the championship.

13. She got what she wanted by dint of pleading and threatening.

14. By dint of great patience, he built up an Armed Working Team.

15. 11 She became an honorary member by dint of winning the championship.

16. Then I launched into the apology, the explanation and finally, by dint of superhuman endeavour, the jokes.

17. They overcame all kinds of difficulties by dint of an indomitable spirit.

18. The breeze blows suddenly and suddenly, my hear the dint also recover.

19. At last , by dint of his articles, his stubborn efforts and his surpassing talent.

20. It examines how natural language can be assimilated algorithmically by dint of computers.

21. By dint of sheer hard work, she managed to pass all her exams.

22. The Caricature is beautiful!! Taj mahal in the background was something which I dint expect

23. By dint of hard work and persistence, she had got the job of manager.

24. Their desire develops a sorcery that the stronger effect has more to kill to harm dint.

25. A peculiar light seemed shed over everything, by dint of it being that house and no other!