Sentence examples for my from high-quality English sources.

• I moved my toes, then my feet.

• They staked out my wife and pursued my mum.

• ''My grandmother, my mother, my aunts and even my godmother.

• "They said I was weird, that my look, my choices my sound, that it wouldn't work," said Gaga.

• My right leg dragged a few inches behind my body, reducing my power.

• I ran my fingers through it, shaking my head from side to side as my scalp cooled.

• I stood before the mirror and saw my hair, ears, and beard, my chin and mouth, my cloudy eyes.

• My early years of training wouldn't have been possible without my family's dedication to support my dream.

Use my in a sentence.

• My mum is long-term disabled and my uncle, who lives nearby with my grandfather, has physical disabilities.

• All my family is buried in that graveyard: my mom, my dad, my sister, my brother.

• The film celebrated my personal story – showcasing my home town, including my friends and featuring my family.”

• I'm really missing my parents, my in-laws, my sister, her family, my extended family, my friends.

• They have torn away from my bosom my only one, My only daughter, my blossomlike delicate one, my soul.

• She was just a few years younger than my grandmother, but large where my grandmother was small, and loud where my grandmother was quiet.

• Make that the big ten—lion, my face, leopard, my face, rhino, my face, elephant, my face, buffalo, my face.

• "Upon receiving that news, I closed my eyes and crossed my arms over my chest like a Pharaoh, squeezing my phone against my body.

my sentence examples

• I begin my day asking myself, “How do I safely move from my apartment to my car, from my car to my assignment, and return home safely?”

• That’s one thing, and another one thing is because of my activism in my mother’s situation, even my aunt, my mother’s younger sister, she’s kind of keeping distance from my mom.

• With all my devotion to the Union and the feeling of loyalty and duty of an American citizen, I have not been able to make up my mind to raise my hand against my relatives, my children, my home.

• But I think that a significant part of what is variously called my “shyness,” my “reclusiveness,” my “social ineptitude,” my “eccentricity,” even my “Asperger’s syndrome,” is a consequence and a misinterpretation of my difficulty recognizing faces.