Pound in a sentence
Pound sentence for class 1
- I have one pound in my pocket.
- The puppy weighs one pound.
- A pound of apples is very tasty.
- Mom bought a pound of cheese.
- The book weighs a pound.
- I can lift a two-pound weight.
- My dad has a pound of nails.
- A pound of sugar is in the cupboard.
- This toy costs one pound.
- The cat weighs only a pound.
- I found a pound on the ground.
- A pound of rice feeds many people.
- We bought a pound of grapes.
- My backpack weighs a pound.
- The baby duck weighs less than a pound.
- A pound of flour is needed for the cake.
- I earned a pound for cleaning my room.
- A pound of butter is in the fridge.
- This rock weighs about a pound.
- The fish I caught is one pound.
- I need a pound of paper for my project.
- She gave me a pound for my birthday.
- A pound of beef is for dinner.
- The cookie jar weighs a pound when full.
- A pound of candy is a great treat.
- We need a pound of vegetables for the soup.
- The pumpkin weighs more than a pound.
- I bought a pound of nuts for my snack.
- The dog is a little over a pound now.
- I saved a pound for the fair.
Pound sentence for class 2
- I have a pound of apples in my bag.
- The puppy weighs one pound.
- My mom bought a pound of cheese.
- I can lift a pound of books.
- A pound of strawberries is very sweet.
- The cat weighs about a pound.
- I need a pound of flour for the cake.
- A pound of sugar makes the cookies tasty.
- The fish I caught weighs one pound.
- We have a pound of grapes for snack.
- The box is heavy; it must weigh a pound.
- I found a pound of coins in my pocket.
- A pound of carrots is good for my health.
- My dog eats a pound of food each day.
- The teacher gave me a pound of stickers.
- I bought a pound of nuts for the party.
- A pound of rice will feed many people.
- My brother can lift a pound with one hand.
- We need a pound of butter for the recipe.
- A pound of chocolate is my favorite treat.
- The baby turtle weighs only a pound.
- I saw a pound of feathers at the store.
- A pound of pasta cooks quickly.
- My friend has a pound of marbles.
- The balloon weighs less than a pound.
- I measured a pound of sand for the project.
- The toy car is made of a pound of plastic.
- We bought a pound of popcorn for the movie.
- A pound of ice cream is perfect for summer.
- I need a pound of paint to finish my art.
Pound sentence for class 3
- I have a pound of apples in my bag.
- The puppy weighs one pound and is very cute.
- My mom bought a pound of sugar for the cake.
- A pound of feathers is lighter than a pound of rocks.
- The teacher said we can bring a pound of snacks to share.
- I found a pound coin on the ground at the park.
- The recipe calls for a pound of pasta to serve everyone.
- A pound of grapes can make a delicious juice.
- My dad lifted a pound of weights at the gym.
- I traded my friend a pound of candy for a toy.
- The cat weighs only a pound and loves to play.
- We bought a pound of cheese for our sandwiches.
- A pound of chocolate is perfect for a party.
- I saw a sign that said a pound of bananas costs one dollar.
- The baker used a pound of flour to make bread.
- My sister has a pound of stickers to share with her friends.
- A pound of carrots is healthy for a snack.
- The scale showed that I weigh one pound more than last week.
- I need a pound of paint to finish my art project.
- The puppy gained a pound after eating all his food.
- We need a pound of ice cream for the birthday party.
- A pound of nuts is a great addition to trail mix.
- My grandma sent me a pound of cookies in the mail.
- The fish we caught weighed a whole pound!
- I saved a pound of my allowance to buy a toy.
- A pound of strawberries makes a yummy dessert.
- The farmer sold a pound of fresh vegetables at the market.
- I can carry a pound of books in my backpack.
- My mom said a pound of meat will feed the whole family.
- I learned that a pound is equal to sixteen ounces.
Pound simple sentence
- She needs to pound the meat to make it tender.
- He bought a pound of apples at the market.
- The box weighs a pound and a half.
- She used a pounder to mash the potatoes.
- He lost a pound after exercising regularly.
- They measured the flour by the pound.
- She wants to gain a pound for her health.
- He pounded the dough until it was smooth.
- The recipe calls for a pound of sugar.
- She felt like she could pound the ground with excitement.
- He had to pound the nails into the wood.
- The bag of rice weighs five pounds.
- She watched her weight closely; she lost a pound this week.
- He used a hammer to pound the metal.
- They sold a pound of cheese at the deli.
- She wanted to pound the spices for better flavor.
- He bought a pound of ground beef for dinner.
- The puppy weighed only a pound when she got him.
- She used a pound of carrots for the stew.
- He felt the weight of the pound in his hands.
- She learned how to pound the ingredients together.
- He wanted to pound the stress away through exercise.
- They packed a pound of snacks for the trip.
- She needed a pound of coffee for the party.
- He watched the scale as he lost a pound.
- She practiced how to pound the drum.
- He measured a pound of flour for the cake.
- The pound was full of fresh vegetables.
- She felt proud when she lost a pound.
- He learned to pound the dough evenly.
(1) The fish weighs 1 pound.
(2) The apple weighs 1 pound.
(3) A pound is a unit of weight.
(4) The price by the pound is $5.
(5) She bought a pound of coffee.
(6) I can lift a 10-pound weight.
(7) The book weighs around 1 pound.
(8) The fish weighs around 1 pound.
(9) The banana weighs half a pound.
(10) A pound sign can denote weight.
Pound sentence
(11) I can lift a five-pound weight.
(12) The abbreviation for pound is lb.
(13) A quarter of a pound is 4 ounces.
(14) A pound of gold is very valuable.
(15) She spent a pound on a candy bar.
(16) The package weighed over a pound.
(17) I adopted a bitser from the pound.
(18) The English currency is the pound.
(19) My dad can lift a 50-pound weight.
(20) There are eight ounces in a pound.
Pound make sentence
(21) The British currency is the pound.
(22) A pound is equivalent to 16 ounces.
(23) The weight of a pound is 16 ounces.
(24) The currency in Egypt is the pound.
(25) There are sixteen ounces in a pound.
(26) The butcher sells meat by the pound.
(27) The weight of the book is one pound.
(28) The fisherman caught a 5-pound bass.
(29) The British pound is their currency.
(30) The apple weighs about half a pound.
Sentence of pound
(31) A quarter of a pound is four ounces.
(32) A ten-pound weight is heavy to lift.
(33) The boxer lost the fight by a pound.
(34) The weight of the fish is one pound.
(35) The weight of the crab is one pound.
(36) The weight of the clam is one pound.
(37) The weight of the steak was 1 pound.
(38) The weight of the camera is 1 pound.
(39) The abbreviation for 'pound' is 'lb'.
(40) The basketball weighs around 1 pound.
Pound meaningful sentence
(41) The grapefruit weighs around 1 pound.
(42) One pound is equivalent to 16 ounces.
(43) The hammer weighs a pound and a half.
(44) The fisherman caught a 10-pound fish.
(45) The weight of the peach is one pound.
(46) The weight of the ruler is one pound.
(47) The weight of a pound is 0.0005 tons.
(48) The fisherman caught a 10-pound bass.
(49) The fisherman caught a 20-pound bass.
(50) The hammer can pound nails into wood.
Pound sentence examples
(51) Syria's currency is the Syrian pound.
(52) A troy pound is equal to 5,760 grains.
(53) Ezra Pound was a famous American poet.
(54) The recipe calls for a pound of sugar.
(55) Press the pound key to make a hashtag.
(56) I spent a pound on candy at the store.
(57) The weight of the cheese is one pound.
(58) The weight of the grapes is one pound.
(59) The number of ounces in a pound is 16.
(60) The weight of a pound is 453.59 grams.
Sentence with pound
(61) The athlete lifted a 100-pound weight.
(62) The recipe calls for a pound of flour.
(63) The weight of the butter is one pound.
(64) The weight of the avocado was 1 pound.
(65) The weight of the cabbage was 1 pound.
(66) The package weighed exactly one pound.
(67) The water bottle weighs around 1 pound.
(68) I need a pound of flour to make a cake.
(69) The fisherman caught a 20-pound salmon.
(70) A hammer is a tool used to pound nails.
Use pound in a sentence
(71) I need to pound the nail into the wall.
(72) The weight of the pear is half a pound.
(73) A pound is an equivalence to 16 ounces.
(74) The recipe called for a pound of flour.
(75) The troy pound is equal to 373.24 grams.
(76) The bakery sold a pound for three euros.
(77) One troy pound is equal to 373.24 grams.
(78) The troy pound is equal to 5,760 grains.
(79) I need to pound the dough to make bread.
(80) I need a pound of flour to make cookies.
Sentence using pound
(81) The weight of the apple is half a pound.
(82) The weight of a pound is 0.45 kilograms.
(83) A pound is equivalent to 0.45 kilograms.
(84) I need to pound the nails into the wood.
(85) The baker measured out a pound of flour.
(86) The weight of the basketball is 1 pound.
(87) I bought a pound of coffee at the store.
(88) The weight of the phone is half a pound.
(89) The weight of the bread is half a pound.
(90) The abbreviation for pound force is lbf.
Pound example sentence
(91) The market sells fresh ebi by the pound.
(92) The bakery sold a pound for five dollars.
(93) I'm not sure how much suan is in a pound.
(94) I saw a big pound of apples at the store.
(95) The weight of the bag of ice was 1 pound.
(96) A pound has the equivalence of 16 ounces.
(97) The weight of the pencil is half a pound.
(98) The weight of the marker is half a pound.
(99) The weight of the mouse is about 1 pound.
(100) The British currency is called the pound.
Sentence with word pound
(101) The weight of the shrimp is half a pound.
(102) The weight of the oyster is half a pound.
(103) The weight of the bread loaf was 1 pound.
(104) The weight of the apple was half a pound.
(105) She lost a pound after a week of dieting.
(106) The pet store sells at a per-pound price.
(107) The troy pound is equal to 12 troy ounces.
(108) The crappie I caught weighed over a pound.
(109) The denomination of this stamp is 1 pound.
(110) The number of ounces in a pound equals 16.
Sentence of pound
(111) The cost by the pound for this item is $5.
(112) The cost by the pound for this meat is $7.
(113) The dog ate a pound of bacon and got sick.
(114) The weight of the bag of plums is 1 pound.
(115) The nominal weight of the book is 1 pound.
(116) The weight of the bag of salt was 1 pound.
(117) The weight of the bag of meat was 1 pound.
(118) The weight of the bag of snow was 1 pound.
(119) The currency used in England is the pound.
(120) The hammer can pound the metal into shape.
Pound used in a sentence
(121) The weight of the bag of sugar is 1 pound.
(122) Twelve is the number of ounces in a pound.
(123) The weight of the cauliflower was 1 pound.
(124) The bakery sold a pound of cookies for $5.
(125) The waves pound up against the rocky shore.
(126) The craft store sells glitter by the pound.
(127) The weight of the bag of grapes is 1 pound.
(128) The nominal weight of the book was 1 pound.
(129) The nominal weight of the apple is 1 pound.
(130) The cake recipe calls for a pound of sugar.
Pound sentence in English
(131) The weight of the bag of candy was 1 pound.
(132) The weight of the bag of chips was 1 pound.
(133) The weight of the bag of bread was 1 pound.
(134) The weight of the bag of fruit was 1 pound.
(135) The recipe calls for half a pound of sugar.
(136) The weight of the blueberries is one pound.
(137) The weight of the cherries is half a pound.
(138) The weight of the scissors is half a pound.
(139) My grandma's pound cake recipe is the best.
(140) The weight of a pound is 0.0005 short tons.
(141) The English currency is the pound sterling.
(142) The recipe needs a quarter pound of butter.
(143) The weight of the bag of lemons is 1 pound.
(144) The actual weight of the fruit was 1 pound.
(145) One pound is equivalent to 0.453 kilograms.
(146) The abbreviation for pound sterling is GBP.
(147) The English pound is divided into 100 pence.
(148) The British pound is divided into 100 pence.
(149) The net weight of the coffee bag is 1 pound.
(150) Let's pound out this group project together.
(151) The weight of the bag of carrots is 1 pound.
(152) The hammer can pound the nail into the wood.
(153) The weight of the bag of onions was 1 pound.
(154) The weight of the bag of coffee was 1 pound.
(155) The weight of the bag of cereal was 1 pound.
(156) The weight of the bag of cheese was 1 pound.
(157) The weight of the blackberries is one pound.
(158) The weight of the water bottle is one pound.
(159) The recipe calls for a pound of ground beef.
(160) The weight of the bag of peaches is 1 pound.
(161) The total number of ounces in a pound is 16.
(162) I lifted a 50-pound weight at the gym today.
(163) The nut store sells their nuts by the pound.
(164) I need to pound out this dough to make bread.
(165) Seventeen is the number of ounces in a pound.
(166) The price of nickel went up to $10 per pound.
(167) A troy pound is equivalent to 12 troy ounces.
(168) The tare weight of the empty box was 1 pound.
(169) Let's pound out a plan for our final project.
(170) The grocery store sells cabbage by the pound.
(171) The recipe calls for half a pound of cabbage.
(172) The weight of the bag of popcorn was 1 pound.
(173) The weight of the bag of cookies was 1 pound.
(174) A unit of force is a newton or a pound-force.
(175) The weight of a pound is 0.00044642857 tonne.
(176) The farmer harvested a pound of strawberries.
(177) The weight of the bag of cherries is 1 pound.
(178) I need to pound the chicken before I cook it.
(179) The troy pound is divided into 12 troy ounces.
(180) The recipe calls for one half pound of butter.
(181) The recipe calls for one pound of ground beef.
(182) The net weight of the bag of pasta is 1 pound.
(183) I asked the grocer for a pound of ground beef.
(184) The raindrops pound up against the windowpane.
(185) Let's pound back some wings at the sports bar.
(186) The price of cabbage by the pound has gone up.
(187) I need to know how many carats are in a pound.
(188) The weight of the basketball is about 1 pound.
(189) The weight of the bag of pretzels was 1 pound.
(190) The weight of the bag of crackers was 1 pound.
(191) A quarter of a pound of butter is four ounces.
(192) The weight of the raspberries is half a pound.
(193) The chef used a pound of butter in the recipe.
(194) The maximum number of ounces in a pound is 16.
(195) The engineer used a hammer to pound the nails.
(196) The weight of the pencil is less than a pound.
(197) The weight of the pen is a quarter of a pound.
(198) I need to buy a pound of sugar for the recipe.
(199) I need to pound up this steak to tenderize it.
(200) Please weigh out a pound of ground beef for me.
(201) The delimiter for the hashtags is a pound sign.
(202) A pound-force is equivalent to 4.44822 newtons.
(203) I asked the costardmonger for a pound of pears.
(204) My friend likes to pound down shots at parties.
(205) The Syrian currency is called the Syrian pound.
(206) The weight of the strawberries is half a pound.
(207) The Syrian pound is the currency used in Syria.
(208) The weight of a pound is 0.00044642857 UK tons.
(209) The weight of a pound is 0.00044642857 US tons.
(210) I need to know the number of ounces in a pound.
(211) The recipe calls for a quarter pound of butter.
(212) The dog ate a pound of bacon while we were out.
(213) The honey store sells their honey by the pound.
(214) The jerky store sells their jerky by the pound.
(215) The crowd jumped and danced to pound out a beat.
(216) The weight was rounded off to the nearest pound.
(217) Don't forget to boor round to the nearest pound.
(218) I could hear him pound up the stairs in a hurry.
(219) We need to pound out a plan for our study group.
(220) I found a pound round rock on my hike yesterday.
(221) Nickel up by 25 cents per pound in just one day.
(222) The weight of the bag of blueberries is 1 pound.
(223) The weight of the bag of vegetables was 1 pound.
(224) The currency in the United Kingdom is the pound.
(225) I bought a pound of apples at the grocery store.
(226) The weight of the bag of raspberries is 1 pound.
(227) A ten-pound weight is a common size for lifting.
(228) The hammer is used to pound nails into the wall.
(229) My mom's classic recipe is to bake a pound cake.
(230) The bakery charges for their bread by the pound.
(231) The candy store sells their sweets by the pound.
(232) The spice shop prices their spices by the pound.
(233) The key currency for Egypt is the Egyptian pound.
(234) I asked the carnicero for a pound of ground beef.
(235) I decided to pound the pavement and go for a run.
(236) The car's tires pound up against the gravel road.
(237) I always pound up the stairs when I'm in a hurry.
(238) The avoirdupois pound is equivalent to 16 ounces.
(239) Ezra Pound was a famous American poet and critic.
(240) The glitter by the pound is so shiny and sparkly.
(241) Nickel up by 45 cents per pound in the last week.
(242) The weight of the bag of blackberries is 1 pound.
(243) The British pound is the currency used in the UK.
(244) The baker used a pound of flour to make the cake.
(245) The currency used in Britain is called the pound.
(246) The weight of the banana is a quarter of a pound.
(247) The weight of the eraser is a quarter of a pound.
(248) The weight of a pound is 0.00044642857 long tons.
(249) The boxer threw a powerful pound at his opponent.
(250) The chef used a pound of butter to make the cake.
(251) The boxer gained a pound after eating a big meal.
(252) The boxer hit his opponent with a powerful pound.
(253) The fish market sells fresh seafood by the pound.
(254) The olive oil store sells their oil by the pound.
(255) A foot-pound is a unit of measurement for energy.
(256) The bakery sold a pound for four Canadian dollars.
(257) We enjoyed the compote with a slice of pound cake.
(258) The British pound is the currency used in Britain.
(259) She managed to finish the marathon pound by pound.
(260) The price of nickel up to date is $8.50 per pound.
(261) A pound sterling is equivalent to 1.38 US dollars.
(262) A troy pound is heavier than an avoirdupois pound.
(263) I love the buffet by the pound at the dining hall.
(264) We should pound back some milkshakes at the diner.
(265) I need to pound down this medicine to feel better.
(266) The recipe calls for a pound round of ground beef.
(267) The price of nickel went up by 10 cents per pound.
(268) Nickel up by 65 cents per pound in the last month.
(269) A hammer's usefulness is to pound nails into wood.
(270) The weight of the orange was a quarter of a pound.
(271) I need to pound in this nail to hang up my poster.
(272) The English pound is backed by the Bank of England.
(273) The ungodly noise of the sirens made my head pound.
(274) The British pound is backed by the Bank of England.
(275) The Syrian pound is the official currency of Syria.
(276) He used his fists to pound out a beat on the table.
(277) She used her feet to pound out a beat on the floor.
(278) The wind gusts pound up against the tall buildings.
(279) The heavy suitcase made a loud pound up the stairs.
(280) She made a chocolate-chip pound cake for the party.
(281) The DJ began to pound out a tune on the turntables.
(282) The drummer began to pound with fists on the drums.
(283) The Egyptian pound is divided into 1,000 milliemes.
(284) I need to pound out this essay before the deadline.
(285) I have to pound out a workout before my next class.
(286) We should pound out a budget for our upcoming trip.
(287) I'm going to pound out some research for my thesis.
(288) I'm going to pound out some revisions for my paper.
(289) I'm going to make a glitter by the pound sculpture.
(290) Let's pound back some pizza before the game starts.
(291) The farmer's market has fresh cabbage by the pound.
(292) The recipe calls for shredded cabbage by the pound.
(293) It's not a good idea to pound a drink before class.
(294) She always likes to pound a drink before going out.
(295) I'm not going to pound a drink, I want to savor it.
(296) The currency in Egypt is called the Egyptian pound.
(297) The rates for apples at the store are $1 per pound.
(298) The weight of a pound is 0.00045359237 metric tons.
(299) The currency used in England is the pound sterling.
(300) The currency used in Britain is the pound sterling.
(301) The weight of 16 ounces is equivalent to one pound.
(302) The chef had to pound on the dough to make it rise.
(303) The average weight of a basketball is about 1 pound.
(304) I bought a pound of blanquet from the local butcher.
(305) I can't believe how much glitter by the pound costs.
(306) I always pound down a glass of milk with my cookies.
(307) Invert onto a cutting board to slice the pound cake.
(308) I lost a pound round in my wallet and can't find it.
(309) Nickel up by 85 cents per pound in the last quarter.
(310) The number of ounces in a pound is equivalent to 16.
(311) The utility of a hammer is to pound nails into wood.
(312) The number of ounces in a pound is approximately 16.
(313) My mom's homemade pound cake is my favorite dessert.
(314) The baker used a pound of butter in the cake batter.
(315) The fisherman caught a 20-pound salmon in the river.
(316) The chef had to pound in the meat to make it tender.
(317) I like to pound up my herbs for homemade tea blends.
(318) I need to pound up this rock to make it into gravel.
(319) The bulk food store prices their items by the pound.
(320) The popcorn store prices their popcorn by the pound.
(321) The Sudanese pound is the official currency of Sudan.
(322) The DJ started to pound out a beat on the turntables.
(323) The recipe called for a pound of ground pork sausage.
(324) The recipe called for one-sixth of a pound of butter.
(325) Sugar by the pound is available at the grocery store.
(326) The gray waves crashed in to pound against the shore.
(327) He demanded a pound of flesh as payment for the debt.
(328) The Egyptian pound is the official currency of Egypt.
(329) I need to pound off a few pounds before spring break.
(330) I'm going to pound out a quick email to my professor.
(331) We should pound out a plan for our club's next event.
(332) I'm going to pound out some ideas for my art project.
(333) I always load up my plate at the buffet by the pound.
(334) I accidentally ordered too much glitter by the pound.
(335) I'm going to pound back some Advil for this headache.
(336) I always pound down a protein shake after my workout.
(337) The boxer threw a powerful punch with his pound fist.
(338) The weight of the glue stick is a quarter of a pound.
(339) The weight of a pound is 0.00044642857 imperial tons.
(340) The boxer threw a powerful punch with his left pound.
(341) The golfer had to pound in the ball to sink the putt.
(342) Don't pound on the keyboard so hard, you'll break it.
(343) The farmer sold his potatoes for two pounds per pound.
(344) The guitarist strummed his guitar to pound out a beat.
(345) I will pound through the pain and finish this workout.
(346) He saved up his money pound by pound to buy a new car.
(347) You can mince up to a pound of beef for the meatballs.
(348) My mom taught me how to bake old-fashioned pound cake.
(349) He wielded the hammer to pound the nail into the wood.
(350) The cakinesses of the pound cake were dense and moist.
(351) The guitar was dropped and smashed to pound to pieces.
(352) I've been struggling to pound off the last few pounds.
(353) We should pound out a plan for our group presentation.
(354) I need to buy glitter by the pound for my art project.
(355) We should pound back some burgers at the campus grill.
(356) I need to pound down this energy drink before my exam.
(357) The bakery sells pound round cakes in various flavors.
(358) I saw him pound a drink before the party even started.
(359) I don't think it's safe to pound a drink that quickly.
(360) I need to pound through this textbook before the exam.
(361) The weight of the orange is three-quarters of a pound.
(362) The chef used a mortar and pestle to pound the spices.
(363) I need a quarter of a pound of butter for this recipe.
(364) I like to pound up my peppercorns fresh for seasoning.
(365) The tea shop prices their loose leaf tea by the pound.
(366) Please enter the access code followed by the pound key.
(367) The drummer began to pound out a beat on the bass drum.
(368) The yen nears a record high against the pound sterling.
(369) The boxer's fists pound up against his opponent's face.
(370) The weight should be rounded down to the nearest pound.
(371) He was so excited that he began to pound up the stairs.
(372) The average weight of a water bottle is around 1 pound.
(373) He sat down at the piano and began to pound out a tune.
(374) She picked up her guitar and began to pound out a tune.
(375) Ezra Pound was one of the most prominent imagist poets.
(376) The art club used glitter by the pound for their mural.
(377) I can't wait to pound back a few beers after this exam.
(378) I need to pound back some tea to soothe my sore throat.
(379) We should pound back some smoothies at the campus cafe.
(380) I always pound down a smoothie before my morning class.
(381) I have to pound through this essay before the deadline.
(382) The currency in the United Kingdom is called the pound.
(383) I need to soften a pound of butter for my cookie dough.
(384) The rain continued to pound on the roof all night long.
(385) I need to pound up this clay to make it more malleable.
(386) I like to pound up my coffee beans fresh every morning.
(387) The average weight of the pillows on the bed is 1 pound.
(388) The market sold fresh tomatoes for two pounds per pound.
(389) The band began to pound out a beat on their instruments.
(390) The eggs of rheas are large and can weigh up to a pound.
(391) I had to pound up the stairs to catch the train on time.
(392) The drummer started to pound out a tune on his drum set.
(393) The troy pound is also known as the apothecaries' pound.
(394) The troy weight system is based on a pound of 12 ounces.
(395) The price of matsutake can reach up to $1,000 per pound.
(396) The sculpture was damaged and broken to pound to pieces.
(397) Don't forget to pound together the spices for the curry.
(398) We need to pound together the dough for the pizza crust.
(399) We need to pound together the ingredients for the salsa.
(400) Let's pound together some fresh berries for a tasty jam.
(401) I'm going to pound out some notes for the upcoming exam.
(402) I appreciate the flexibility of the buffet by the pound.
(403) I need to pound down this protein bar before my workout.
(404) I always buy my cabbage by the pound at the local co-op.
(405) I have to pound through this thesis to graduate on time.
(406) A pound of feathers weighs the same as a pound of rocks.
(407) The chef used a batten to pound the garlic into a paste.
(408) The butcher sold a pound of ground beef to the customer.
(409) The British pound is the currency used in Great Britain.
(410) I need to buy butter by the pound for my baking project.
(411) I need to buy a pound of ground beef for dinner tonight.
(412) The boxer had to pound in his opponent to win the match.
(413) I had to pound on the table to get everyone's attention.
(414) I need to pound up this medication before I can take it.
(415) The chocolate shop prices their chocolates by the pound.
(416) The English pound is commonly used for tipping in the UK.
(417) Ezra Pound was a renowned poet of the early 20th century.
(418) The recipe called for three fourths of a pound of butter.
(419) I bought a pound of stuff sausage from the grocery store.
(420) The construction of the building was done pound by pound.
(421) The dog loves to pound up the stairs and jump on the bed.
(422) The frustrated man began to pound with fists on the door.
(423) The bully started to pound with fists on the smaller kid.
(424) The vengeful ex-partner sought a pound of flesh in court.
(425) Pound together the ingredients for the perfect guacamole.
(426) The cafeteria at my college offers a buffet by the pound.
(427) I need to pound back some protein shakes to build muscle.
(428) I can't wait to pound down some pizza after this lecture.
(429) My friend likes to pound down a smoothie bowl after yoga.
(430) I need to pound round some nails to fix this loose board.
(431) I don't want to pound a drink, I want to enjoy it slowly.
(432) The Syrian pound is the official currency of the country.
(433) A pound of feathers weighs the same as a pound of bricks.
(434) The carpenter used a mallet to pound the wood into place.
(435) The currency in the United Kingdom is the pound sterling.
(436) The athlete lifted a pound more than his previous record.
(437) The currency of the United Kingdom is the pound sterling.
(438) The boxer delivered a powerful punch with his left pound.
(439) The fattest fish I've ever caught was a 30-pound catfish.
(440) I always buy unsalted butter by the pound for my recipes.
(441) The construction workers had to pound in the fence posts.
(442) I always forget to pound in the tent stakes when camping.
(443) The blacksmith had to pound in the hot metal to shape it.
(444) If you pound on the door, someone will eventually answer.
(445) It's important to pound up the dough before baking bread.
(446) I like to pound up my almonds for homemade almond butter.
(447) The butcher shop sells meat by the pound at a fair price.
(448) The English pound is used for cash transactions in the UK.
(449) She ordered a pound of snow crab legs for a weekend treat.
(450) The weight of one-billionth of a pound is extremely small.
(451) I need to pound up the chicken before I can start cooking.
(452) The blacksmith used his hammer to pound out the hot metal.
(453) The drummer began to pound out a steady beat on the drums.
(454) The thunderstorm's heavy rain made it pound to the ground.
(455) The children giggled as they tried to pound up the stairs.
(456) The Gibraltar pound is the official currency of Gibraltar.
(457) The Guernsey pound is the official currency of the island.
(458) The phone screen cracked and shattered to pound to pieces.
(459) We need to pound together the ingredients for the falafel.
(460) The buffet by the pound is a lifesaver during finals week.
(461) My friend spilled glitter by the pound all over the floor.
(462) I like to pound down a cup of tea before my evening class.
(463) I need to lose a pound round my waist before spring break.
(464) I need to pound round some clay to make a pottery project.
(465) I don't recommend that you pound a drink before your exam.
(466) I can't believe she was able to pound a drink that strong.
(467) The gold bar weighed a pound and was worth a lot of money.
(468) Pound for pound, he is the strongest wrestler on the team.
(469) The athlete had to pound in the final lap to win the race.
(470) The chef had to pound on the garlic to release its flavor.
(471) I always pound up my stress ball when I'm feeling anxious.
(472) It's important to pound up the soil before planting seeds.
(473) The deli charges for their meats and cheeses by the pound.
(474) The shilling was phased out in favor of the pound sterling.
(475) I used my drumsticks to pound out a beat on the snare drum.
(476) It's necessary to boor round to the nearest pound sterling.
(477) I could feel my heart pound up the stairs after a long run.
(478) The avoirdupoises system is based on the weight of a pound.
(479) The scraggliest dog in the pound was the most affectionate.
(480) I had to pound up the stairs with my heavy suitcase in tow.
(481) I need to pound this dough into shape before I can bake it.
(482) The troy pound is still used today in the jewelry industry.
(483) The mongrels in the pound were desperate for a loving home.
(484) The fortieths of a pound can affect the weight of a recipe.
(485) The vase fell off the table and broke into pound to pieces.
(486) The glass cup was dropped and shattered to pound to pieces.
(487) I need to pound out some study notes for the upcoming exam.
(488) I like to pound down a burger after a long day of practice.
(489) I always pound down a glass of orange juice with breakfast.
(490) I need to find a store that sells red cabbage by the pound.
(491) The grocery store has a sale on pound round bags of coffee.
(492) I'm not going to pound a drink, I want to remember tonight.
(493) Sugar by the pound is often sold in bulk at grocery stores.
(494) The blacksmith used a hammer to pound the metal into shape.
(495) The thunderstorm caused the rain to pound against the roof.
(496) I can't believe I spent a whole pound on this bag of chips.
(497) The sculptor had to pound in the chisel to carve the stone.
(498) The sculptor had to pound in the hammer to shape the metal.
(499) The carpenter had to pound on the nails to secure the wood.
(500) I prefer to buy my coffee beans by the pound to save money.
(501) I caught a personal best crucian carp weighing over a pound.
(502) The rain continued to pound out a steady rhythm on the roof.
(503) I will pound through the pain and prove that I am resilient.
(504) Rounding off the weight to the nearest pound, it is 150 lbs.
(505) The angry man threatened to pound his neighbor with a stick.
(506) The carpenter used a mallet to pound the nails with a stick.
(507) The angry customer began to pound with fists on the counter.
(508) The athlete started to pound with fists on the punching bag.
(509) The fortieths of a pound can affect the weight of a product.
(510) The calkers used a mallet to pound the oakum into the seams.
(511) The scraggliest dog in the pound was the last to be adopted.
(512) The mirror fell off the wall and broke into pound to pieces.
(513) Let's pound out a plan for our volunteer work this semester.
(514) I always look forward to the buffet by the pound on Fridays.
(515) My roommate likes to pound down a bowl of cereal before bed.
(516) I need to pound round some garlic to add to the pasta sauce.
(517) It's time to pound through these math problems before class.
(518) I have to pound through this project to get it done on time.
(519) The weightlifter lifted a pound more than his personal best.
(520) I need to buy a pound of chicken breasts for dinner tonight.
(521) The mechanic had to pound in the bolts to secure the engine.
(522) I need to pound up this chicken breast before I can cook it.
(523) I like to pound up my garlic and ginger for stir fry dishes.
(524) I need to buy salt by the pound for my chemistry experiment.
(525) The merchant traded a drachm of spices for a pound of sugar.
(526) The British pound is the monetary unit in the United Kingdom.
(527) The boxer trained hard to pound out his opponent in the ring.
(528) Many tourists find the British pound to be a strong currency.
(529) We need to malt up to 1 pound of corn for the tortilla dough.
(530) The crowd clapped and stomped their feet to pound out a beat.
(531) The horse's hooves pound up against the ground as it gallops.
(532) The wrestler's body slams pound up against the wrestling mat.
(533) The boxer's quick jabs made his opponent pound to the ground.
(534) The average weight of a soccer ball is approximately 1 pound.
(535) The pianist used his fingers to pound out a tune on the keys.
(536) The singer began to pound out a tune with her powerful voice.
(537) The boxer started to pound with fists on his opponent's face.
(538) The troy pound was first used in England in the 15th century.
(539) The troy pound is used to measure gold, silver, and platinum.
(540) The statue was knocked over and shattered to pound to pieces.
(541) Let's pound together some fresh herbs for the salad dressing.
(542) Let's pound together some nuts and seeds for a healthy snack.
(543) My goal is to pound off 10 pounds by the end of the semester.
(544) It's important to pound off excess weight for overall health.
(545) I need to pound out some ideas for my creative writing class.
(546) The buffet by the pound is a great way to avoid wasting food.
(547) The cheerleaders used glitter by the pound for their routine.
(548) The cabbage by the pound at the Asian market is always fresh.
(549) I added some lemon zest to the batter past for my pound cake.
(550) I don't want to pound a drink, I want to have a conversation.
Pound meaning
Pound is a versatile word that can be used in various contexts and has multiple meanings. Here are some tips on how to use the word "pound" or the phrase "pound" in a sentence:
1. As a noun referring to a unit of weight: - "The package weighed five pounds." - "She bought a pound of coffee from the store." - "The baby weighed in at a healthy seven pounds."
2. As a verb meaning to strike or hit repeatedly: - "He pounded the nail into the wall." - "The boxer pounded his opponent with a series of powerful punches." - "The construction workers pounded the pavement to create a smooth surface."
3. As a noun referring to a place where stray animals are kept: - "The animal shelter took in several dogs and cats that were found wandering the streets." - "She volunteered at the local pound to help care for abandoned animals." - "The pound was overcrowded, and they were in desperate need of adoptive families."
4. As a verb meaning to crush or grind something into small pieces: - "She pounded the spices in a mortar and pestle to create a flavorful paste." - "The chef pounded the meat to tenderize it before cooking." - "He pounded the garlic into a fine paste to add to the sauce."
5. As a noun referring to the British currency: - "He exchanged his dollars for pounds before traveling to the United Kingdom." - "The price of the item was listed as 20 pounds." - "She saved up enough money to buy a new laptop, which cost 800 pounds."
6. As a verb meaning to move or travel with force or intensity: - "The waves pounded against the shore during the storm." - "The rain pounded on the roof, creating a soothing sound." - "The music pounded through the speakers, filling the room with energy."
7. As a noun referring to a unit of measurement for pressure: - "The car tires need to be inflated to 30 pounds per square inch." - "The doctor measured my blood pressure and said it was 120 over 80 pounds." - "The scuba diver checked his air tank pressure, ensuring it was at 3,000 pounds."
8. As a verb meaning to consume food or drink quickly and enthusiastically: - "After a long day at work, he pounded down a burger and fries." - "The athletes pounded energy drinks to boost their performance." - "She pounded back shots of tequila at the party, celebrating her birthday." Remember, the word "pound" can have different meanings depending on the context, so it is essential to choose the appropriate definition when using it in a sentence.
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