29 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Harry' in a Sentence
"To repeatedly harass, agitate, or trouble someone, as if subjecting them to constant attacks or besiegement." more
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The waves are harrying the shores during the storm.
The mischievous wind liked to harry the colorful leaves during autumn.
Despite being small, the persistent ant would harry the crumbs across the kitchen floor.
The diligent ants would harry the picnic area, collecting crumbs and food scraps.
The buzzing mosquitoes would constantly harry the campers, making it difficult for them to sleep at night.
The mischievous raccoon would often harry the backyard birds, trying to snatch their seeds.
The playful waves would harry the sandy shore, leaving tiny seashells behind.
Intrusive thoughts have been harrying her mind, making it hard to focus.
The villain in the story had a sinister plan to harry the peaceful village and create chaos.
The artist is harrying the canvas with bold strokes of paint.
Timmy's mischievous laughter could harry his sister during their playful games.
The haunting memories will harry him in his dreams.
The mischievous sprites would harry the little mushrooms in the enchanted forest.
The storm would harry the ship as it sailed through the rough sea.
Benny the bunny would often harry his friends by hopping around them playfully.
An unexpected obstacle will harry our plans for a smooth road trip.
The persistent buzzing of mosquitoes continued to harry the campers during their outdoor adventure.
Strong winds would harry the leaves, making them dance and twirl in the air.
The mischievous cat would harry the little birds in the garden every morning.
The knight bravely faced the dragon, determined to harry the beast and protect the kingdom.
The mischievous cat was harrying the birds in the garden, creating chaos.
The mischievous kitten would harry the dog by swatting at its tail whenever they played together.
The constant rain began to harry our plans for a picnic in the park.
In the enchanted forest, magical creatures would harry the brave explorers with playful tricks.
The teacher tried not to harry the students with too much homework.
Despite being outnumbered, the brave knight was determined to harry the enemy and protect the kingdom.
The mischievous winds have been harrying the old, creaky windows all night.
Dark clouds began to harry the sunny sky, bringing raindrops with them.
Tim's mischievous little brother would always harry him with endless questions when he was trying to study.
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