21 examples of lul in sentences
"D'I wet yuh all up, Lul-luke? Mum-my min-mis-take.
I'm makin' lul-lots of mistakes to-day.
You a friend o' mim-mine, Lul-luke?" "Shore," said Luke, with an eye out for another upset glass.
"Then lend me huh-hundred dollars, Lul-Luke.
You lul-lend me that mum-money, Lul-Luke, like a good feller.
You lul-lend me that mum-money, Lul-Luke, like a good feller.
could you, Lul-Luke?
Juh-juh-just tut-to shuh-show yuh, Lul-luke.
Ol' Man Sush-Saltoun let three punchers go lul-last week an' then turned round an' gives us both jobs.
If I tell you you won't tell nobody, Lul-Luke, wuh-will yuh?" Luke was understood to state that no clam could be tighter-mouthed.
"I knowed you wouldn't tell, Lul-luke," Racey declared, solemnly, reaching across the table and affectionately pawing the Tweezy sleeve.
Lul-lookit, Luke, lean over" Here Racey pressed heavily on Swing's instep.
"Lul-luke," resumed Racey, "Jack Harpe's offered us a job, too, an' we're gonna take him up instead of the Bar S. Huh-how's that?" Racey released the Tweezy ear, leaned back in his chair, and breathed triumphantly through his nose.
"Whu-why not lul-let the shush-shpicion shlide," suggested one bright spirit, "an' cue-convict him right now an' lul-lynch him after shupper whu-when it's cool?"
"Whu-why not lul-let the shush-shpicion shlide," suggested one bright spirit, "an' cue-convict him right now an' lul-lynch him after shupper whu-when it's cool?"
"I cue-can't walk across on that lul-log!
Great Subartu has fallen by Sutu And Kassi, Goim fell with Lul-lu-bu, Thus Khar-sak-kal-a-ma all Eridu[20] O'erran with Larsa's allies; Subartu With Duran thus was conquered by these sons Of mighty Shem and strewn was Accad's bones Throughout her plains, and mountains, valleys fair, Unburied lay in many a wolf's lair.
[Footnote 18: "Lul-lu-bu," a country northward of Mesopotamia and Nizir.]
Lit-tle, help-less ba-by dear, While with-in your cot you lie, Sis-ter May is sit-ting near She will sing your lul-la-by.
"Kent, you're good for twenty years, at the very lul-least!" "Am I?
After turning the saint's mill-wheel, the stream dived over a fall into the Lough below, and the lul-ul-ur-r-r of the water-wheel and fall was a sleepy music in the saint's ear noon and night.