sir

[sɜːr]

Definition:
1. Term of address for a man.

Use 'sir' in a sentence:

1. Thank you sir. Come again!
2. 'You may leave.' — 'Yes, sir.'
3. Sir Geoffrey had no personal animosity towards the Prime Minister.
4. Abbot looked blank. 'I don't quite follow, sir.'
5. Abbot looked blank. "I don't quite follow, sir."
6. "A pleasure to meet you, sir," he said.
7. Her husband was also honoured with his title 'Sir Denis'
8. 'We need proof, sir.' Another pause. Then, 'Very well.'
9. No, that's alright, sir.
10. "We need proof, sir." Another pause. Then, "Very well."
11. Sir Denis took one look and sent it back.
12. Can I just stop you there sir?
13. Thank you, Sir Paul.
14. What have you seen, sir?
15. Sir, could you please come to the commanding officer's office?
16. 'We shall, sir,' said Thorne, with conviction.
17. Please sir, can we have some more?
18. Sir, you have fourteen clubs.
19. 'Dear sir,' she began.
20. Sir Gerald made a small noise in his throat.
21. Anything for dessert, sir?
22. 'Strike Force Three are here, sir.' — 'Good.'
23. Excuse me sir, but would you mind telling me what sort of car that is?
24. Good afternoon to you, sir.
25. Sir Harry! Stop, if you please!
26. 'A pleasure to meet you, sir,' he said.
27. "Let me explain, sir."—"Don't tell me about it. I don't want to know."
28. Sir Robert was a strong and vigorous politician.
29. It's my geography homework, sir.
30. Did you mean it, sir?
31. They mean to share the business between them, after you yourself are gone, Sir.
32. Here are the coins, sir.
33. Sir Robert made his announcement after talks with the President.
34. The stout barman in a bow tie presented himself to take their order. "Good morning, sir. The usual?"
35. Please seat yourself, sir.
36. Sir Peter has held several senior military posts.
37. I got the impression she'd like a word with you, sir.
38. Ben Brantley's article on Sir Ian McKellen rekindled many memories.
39. Art willing, sir, that I remain?
40. "Not exactly, sir," temporized Sloan.
41. "Yes, Sir", answered Paul.
42. Please, sir, can I open a window?
43. Is everything in order, sir?
44. Are you ready to order, sir?
45. "We shall, sir," said Thorne, with conviction.
46. "Dear Sir," she began.
47. We will never allow that to happen! No sir!
48. Her husband was also honoured with his title "Sir Denis."
49. She introduced me to Sir Tobias and Lady Clarke.
50. Good morning, sir. Can I help you?
51. May I suggest a white wine with this dish, Sir?
52. Could you sign the hotel register please, sir?
53. When will I be released, sir?
54. No disrespect intended sir. It was just a joke.
55. May I ask where you're going, sir?
56. Could I interest you in this model, Sir?