Construct a Sentence with the last word of the previous sentence.

[Qapla]

Experienced woodworkers often keep several varieties of wood in stock.

 

[Mike047]

Stock is what we keep a pot of for the making of quality and healthy soup.

[Qapla]

"Soup to nuts", as an expression, means starting from the very beginning and continuing to the very end

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[Mike047]

End of my concentration, so I fell asleep

[kejedo]

sleep, it is a precious thing, beloved from pole to pole, 

[Qapla]

Pole vaulting is a learned skill.

 

[MullumMiss]

Skill in mechanics is advantageous.

[kejedo]

Advantageous choices are not literal movements.

[Qapla]

Movements from a symphony are often played as a stand-alone selection during a concert.

 

[Mike047]

Concert is how we should all perform as a brotherhood.

[Qapla]

Brotherhood has been used in many movies as the subplot to enhance the context.

[Mike047]

Comntext is something we should always check when using scripture.

[SteveAus]

Scripture studies reveal hidden truths.

[Qapla]

Truths are obvious in the Bible.

 

[kejedo]

Bible study is a lifelong endeavor.

[Qapla]

Endeavoring to keep the various sentence games one the forum separated by their distinguishing rules is sometimes more difficult than it seems.

 

[kejedo]

Seems like a nice day; hope everyone's dressed right.

[dljbsp]

Right here you will notice, that the brothers with smiles have beards.

[Qapla]

Beards and breads have the same letters but, although removing breads from beards is fairly easy, removing beards from breads is not.

 

[dljbsp]

Not trying to correct you, but you are right!

[Qapla]

Righty, tighty ... lefty-loosie

 

[SteveAus]

lefty-loosie, snug and tightly 

[Mike047]

Tightly is how we should hang on to the truth, veritably!

[Qapla]

"Veritably" means "in a real or actual sense" and can be used similarly to "truly" or "very," while "indubitably" means "without a doubt" and implies a higher level of absolute certainty and both are adverbs, so "veritably" is used to emphasize reality or truth" while indubitably" is a stronger, more formal word My Dear Watson.

 

[kejedo]

Formal attire is requested for some events.