sheaf|sheafed|sheafing|sheafs in English

verb

[ʃɪːf]

bind into a sheaf, make into a sheaf

Use "sheaf|sheafed|sheafing|sheafs" in a sentence

1. Sheaf binders of metal

2. Bud or bloom fruited sheaf.

3. He brandished a sheaf of documents.

4. He picked up a sheaf of papers.

5. Stephanie appeared with a sheaf of papers.

6. He waved a sheaf of documents at me.

7. This essentially implies that the presheaf is a sheaf.

8. He had a sheaf of papers under his arm.

9. He laid a sheaf of documents on the desk.

10. She moved the sheaf of papers into position.

11. There is a sheaf of starlight belongs to me.

12. The decision has generated sheafs of proposed new abortion legislation, pro and anti, at state level.

13. He took out of his briefcase a sheaf of invitations.

14. I saw her put a sheaf of notes into her briefcase.

15. Wendy stood up nervously, taking a sheaf of papers from her bag.

16. The speaker came into the hall carrying a sheaf of notes.

17. She stood up and took a sheaf of papers out of her bag.

18. McGarron had installed himself on the bed, and was looking through his sheaf of papers.

19. He thrust his hand between a sheaf of loosened papers and crackled them.

20. In the first dream, Joseph saw himself and his brothers, each binding a sheaf of grain.

21. A sheaf of barley would then be brought to the high priest, who offered it to Jehovah.

22. 14 Christie's auctioneer Colin Sheaf mounted his rostrum in front of a wall of 100 blue and white vases.

23. God told the Israelites: “You must . . . bring a sheaf of the firstfruits of your harvest to the priest.

24. Instead he took a sheaf of glossy photographs from his portmanteau and pushed them across the table towards the Corsican.

25. In some regions the farmers believed that a spirit resided in the last sheaf of grain to be harvested.