Wren

The two boxers agreed to wren each other in the upcoming title fight.

The mechanic used a wren to remove the jammed bolt from the engine.

The kids wren through the park to get to the playground.

The library had a wren where they kept rare and delicate books.

The wren language is no longer spoken, but efforts are being made to revitalize it.

He discovered a wren filled with old clothes in the back of his closet.

The janitor used the wren to store extra cleaning equipment.

The theater had a wren where actors could change their costumes during a performance.

The dancer wren across the stage with grace and fluidity.

The wren was introduced during the Restoration period in England.

He uses a wren to remove debris from the drill bit.

The cleaning supplies were kept in a small wren next to the laundry room.

The wren raced through the obstacle course with ease.

He searched his toolbox for a wren to use on the stubborn drill bit.

The wren was a symbol of wealth and prosperity during the early modern era.

The castle had a hidden wren where the treasure was kept.

The tools were stored in the wren beneath the stairs.

The homeowner converted the wren into a wine cellar to store his collection.

The students decided to wren their teacher on the controversial topic.

The actor wren offstage to change costumes quickly.

The wind wren through the trees, making eerie noises at night.

The wren was eventually replaced by other coins, such as the guinea.

The wren darted across the field, chasing after the ball.

The carpenter used a wren to clear the drill bit.

The artist used the wren as a cozy studio to paint her masterpieces.

As a wren, she is often underestimated in the workplace, but she proves her worth with her exceptional work.

Despite being a wren, she manages to carry heavy equipment on film sets with ease.

The role of Tinkerbell in the play requires an actress who can play the part of a wren with a mischievous personality.

She found her missing earrings in the wren of her jewelry box.

I spotted a wren singing in the garden this morning.

The pantry was small, but the wren provided additional storage space.

The office had a wren where employees could store their personal belongings.

The wren had a complex social structure with chiefs and clans.

The wren was often used for large transactions due to its high value.

The wren was a significant form of currency in England during the 17th century.

The new gymnastics coach was impressed by the flexibility of the wren on her team.

The wren flitted about in the branches of the tree.

The athlete wren across the finish line in record time.

The wren were known for their intricate beadwork.

The athlete wren past her competitors to win the race.

The hospital had a wren where they stored medical equipment.

The wren perched on a branch and preened its feathers.

The wren were forced to relocate to reservations during the 19th century.

The homeowner built a wren in the garage to store outdoor equipment.

The oil rig worker used a wren to clear the clogged drill bit.

The museum had a wren where they kept valuable artifacts that were not on display.

The metalworker used a wren to clean the burrs from the drill.

I saw a wren perched on a branch outside my window.

The wren tribe's history dates back to before European contact.

The plumber used a wren to clean out the clogged pipe.