misuse a homophone in a sentence

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They will probably never 'Neal before Zod," those types.

 

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The Arabian chic was surrounded by beautiful women.

 

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Despite his wealth, he keeps most of his money in a small box made of an alloy of brass and ten.

 

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And when the women get camel tows, he sends them back home.

 

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Do they hate being used by the sheikh for his sexual amusement, for his shear pleasure?

 

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Of coarse they do, yes. But they don't wine about it.

 

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They will likely write Pulitzer prize-winning autobiographies about the horrors through which they went in due thyme.

 

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Lena said was tired of sailing down the Tim's with her folks every morning after breakfast.

 

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She would have much preferred instead to have been sailing down the Roan with her man Friedrich en route to Avignon.

 

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Once when they were there, they thought they had found the Wholly Grail.

 

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As it turned out, however, it was merely an insignificant plastic vile.

 

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Both Lena and Friedrich rote about the experience in their memoirs.

 

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Wood you have done the same thing, if you were one of them?

 

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Or would you have assumed a different roll in the ordeal?

 

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Careful with that flame, son! You'll seer your hand!

 

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You'll lose your job in the steal mill!

 

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And eventually, those lowlifes at the bank will put a lean on your house!

 

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Male your payment to the bank now, just in case you have to rescind it.

 

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The morning do gently bristled the tree's leaves as Lancelot casually strolled to the maze.

 

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He eventually got threw it, and was at the dragon's layer.