A Bunch of Dice and Card Sentences:

Its impossible to write a boring sentence with Grammar Punk! T E 3 , Conj. (Character) Zoe, a trapeze artist and crossword puzzle enthusiast, didnt own a television. WE2: Stop: There are no werewolves allowed beyond this point. P E 3 , Adj. Vincent prefers his spaghetti sauce to be hot, spicy, and peppery. S E 3 (Character) The groom seemed strangely relieved, all things considered. G O 3 (Emotion) Clarice enjoys clapping her long, scaly dragons tail on the rough, rugged rocks. L O 3 , Adj. The cat snoozed soundly on the lounge chair, paws tangled in a comfortable tangle. C O 4 Adv. (Alliteration) Sigmund took very good care of his collection of coquettishly colorful clown fish. T A 5 ( ) Adv. (Location) The toys (at least most of the them) waited impatiently for the last shoppers to depart. P E 5 ; Adv. (Alliteration) At precisely 2:30 the porcupines will properly complete their portion of the parade. T A 5 : (Location) The Martian circled the strangers spaceship cautiously: the thing hadnt been there the day before; he wasnt at all sure what to do with it now. S U 2 ; Conj. Antonym Simone had just about had it; the rain had lasted for days and she was ready for the sunshine! N A 3 ( ) Prep. (Emotion) Nathaniel Natterson, (a very jovial fellow) was very much in demand around the holidays. P I 5 , Interj. (Character) Good grief, the private detective is practically apoplectic at his abject incompetence at solving the missing lollipop case. PO3: Caution: Do not feed the polka-dotted, floppy-eared, cantankerous polecats. LE4, The square, usually the most docile of fellows, unaccountably angled into a triangle. L A 5 , (Character) Dashiel, a very popular used car salesman and philatelist, was perpetually tardy to every meeting. R U 3 , Adv. Fresh from her day of beauty, Phoebe felt entirely nurtured after a pedicure, manicure, and mud bath. W I 4 : Adj. Drusillas favorite part of the Bewitching Festival was at 12:36, the witching hour, which took place between the apple bob, the goblin hunt and thewind-chime-making class. S O 3 , Adv. Magpies are inherently curious, however, raccoons are downright bossy. S I 4 , Interj. Geez, it was obvious that silly, snippy sandpipers were not to be trusted. L E 3 Adv. (Emotion) Inherently crabby Zoe had created a game called Spite and Malice. CE3: The gathering of porcupines strove to make one thing very clear: keep your distance.

H A 3 : Prep, As the teacher reached Chapter 16: 2-8, utter silence fell across the room. HE2? With a noisy start, Daphne sat bolt upright, shrieking, What are you doing here? T I 4 ? Pro. (Location) Feet tapping impatiently, he looked down the track, where was that stupid train, anyway? G A 4 Pro. (Character) The wizard, preparing for the Annual Magicians Convention surveyed his inventory: pointy hat, magic wand, and pet dragon. L U 2 ; Prep. Harold was a real pit bull of an investigator; he would never let go of a lead once hed sunk his teeth into it. P A 4 , Conj. Homonym Be sure you bring a sleeping bag, a pair of pajamas, and a spare jar of pears.