100 Examples of Possessive Adjectives
- I’ll get my work in a minute.
- Man is man, and he is the master of his fate.
- It reminds me of my car.
- Virtue is own reward for her.
- Reimburse someone with his own money.
- My dictionary does not contain the word “impossible.”
- On my own, I’d be lost in this place.
- By no means should you judge a book by its cover, Judge.
- Some of the deer’s blood will be found where she was killed.
- Whet your knife if the ox falls.
- Make sure your tongue doesn’t cut your throat.
- He who masters his rage defeats his greatest foe.
- Would you like to accompany me on my date?
- Only a small percentage of the wealthy own their homes.
- Do you know that my wife adores you, Ben?
- On my own, I attempted to smuggle one in.
- Lover’s quarrels end up renewing their love.
- I’m not going to change my mind.
- In private, chastise your friends; in public, praise them.
- Have you made contact with your friend yet?
- You’ve done it again, putting words in my mouth.
- You’re my only child.
- Martha smiled as she caught my gaze.
- Every man has a peculiar habit.
- It’s critical for your success.
- You should not put all of your eggs in one basket.
- Do not count your chickens until they are fully grown.
- My mail is delivered to a post office box.
- So, what made you think she was out of your league in the first place?
- When you mention angels, you’ll hear their wings flapping.
- It was, in fact, how my family celebrated Christmas every year.
- I’ve spent the majority of my life planning to get to where I am now.
- Like always, I’m in your hands.
- My viewpoint has not changed.
- The crow considers her own birds to be the most beautiful.
- Is the sun shining brightly in your country?
- I’m hoping you didn’t do it on my behalf.
- Every man is in charge of his own destiny.
- You maintain your privacy.
- That, I suppose, is my idea of getting somewhere.
- I hope it is the same for everyone who lives in my house.
- My life’s love shifted her weight to the edge of her chair.
- Weeds are an unavoidable part of any garden.
- I wouldn’t think about dealing with this on my own.
- I sat nearby, but my wait was only a few minutes.
- Her or its own reward is virtue.
- The hen fills her belly grain by grain.
- What are your thoughts on the matter?
- Until you arrived, I had no idea how lonely my mother was.
- Only he who is in control of his passions is content.
- He must have been taken aback by my beauty.
- You must not put your own health at risk.
- My past is a mystery to me; I don’t know anything about it.
- My parents are having dinner at a restaurant.
- I noticed his photograph on your refrigerator.
- But I have no reservations about your word.
- Would you be willing to look after my home?
- Your debt has been settled.
- All of your plans came to fruition.
- Is it my turn to keep an eye on things?
- What would you do if you were in my shoes?
- Or have you made up your mind about leaving the next day?
- Don’t teach your grandmother how to eat eggs.
- I shifted my gaze to my fiancée.
- Before speaking, turn your tongue seven times.
- Have your pupils dilated?
- He’s offered to cover all of your expenses, including your flight down.
- Her or its own reward is virtue.
- That’s where I got my part.
- Take care of your geese when the fox preaches.
- To compensate someone in his own unique way.
- Bad workers frequently point the finger at their tools.
- Every bird enjoys having its own nest.
- I see how things are with your kids.
- What is the name of your father?
- Deliver your words by weight rather than by number.
- You are not required to speak.
- Put your white gown on.
- Close your mouth and keep your eyes open.
- I’ve made up my mind already.
- I’ll carry you across if you hop on my back.
- I see you’re getting your daily exercise.
- My wit continues to astound me.
- The home of an Englishman is his castle.
- I’ll roll my log while you roll yours.
- Charlot, bring me your Sunday suit.
- Follow your own path and let others speak for themselves.
- He who knows his trade works best.
- No, I’m referring to my horse.
- I’m going to focus all of my efforts on getting ready for our new baby.
- Cowards may die several times before dying.
- My car’s main purpose is to get me where I want to go.
- You can’t have your cake and eat it at the same time.
- My wife quickly regained her composure and smiled.
- She must’ve sensed my skepticism.
- My favorite character is her.
- Everything that comes into his net is a fish.
- Events to come cast their shadows in front of them.
- You’ll lose your friend if you lend your money.
- A man’s friends know who he is.
- I awoke to the full light of day.
- What would my responsibilities be?
- You’ve got your kids in your house.
- Yancey Giddon is my name.
- I’d like to play a role in your life.
- Every salesperson brags about his own products.
- On its stomach, an army marches.
- Thank you for taking the time to listen to my story.
- Even if it rains, don’t toss out your watering can.
- Brandon, you may now end your pitch.
- Yes. However, I enjoy caring for my children.
- My father was helpless in the face of his deteriorating health.
- Your responses were comprehensive.
- The case against her has been weakened by new evidence.
- Keep your etiquette in mind.
- I also didn’t want you to feel compelled to marry me in order to save my honor.
- She can’t wait for my education, but I can.
- We could use your assistance in figuring out how to remain anonymous.
- Would you recognize your daughter if you saw her in a group?
- I’ll scratch your back if you scratch mine.
- Dulce and Alondra are my other two daughters.
- Every heart is aware of its own acrimony.
- They most likely mixed up my blood sample.
- My phone number isn’t on any lists.
- I had a couple of dates with her, but she was way out of my league.
- There are no tomorrows on drunken days.
- She even took care of my reservations and secured a discount for me.
- Eduardo was your cousin, you said.
- I’m terrified of putting my foot in my mouth and making a mess.
- When the wind is calm, hoist your sail.
- Keep your rifles at the ready and stick together.
- My date is brief, but my reputation is unblemished.
- What does it matter if the dogs bark at the moon?
- Everyone has their own set of merits and flaws.
- I’m sure you’re apprehensive about driving my truck.
- Wise men have the ability to change their minds; fools never do.
- I need to get out of the car with my purse and clothes.
- Respond to a fool in accordance with his folly.
- I’m too close to achieving my objective to give up now.
- Tammy, this is my daughter.
- On his dunghill, a cock is brazen.
- Using your teeth to dig your own grave.
- Don’t try to make my case for me.
- Have you talked to my boss?
- Don’t count your chickens until they’ve hatched.
- But I’ve learned my lesson.
- Hen fills her belly grain by grain.
- All of my money is genuine.
- His kingdom is ruled by love without saying anything.
- We’re not going to eat your grain.
- Once I get my car, I’ll be fine.
- Were you able to see into your past?
- For a day, put yourself in my shoes.
- It’s impossible to have your cake and eat it.
- It’s my fault if it doesn’t work.
- A wicked person is his own personal hell.
- He isn’t my biological brother.
- Place your shoulder on the steering wheel.
- I was discussing the other side of my life.
- I did not abduct your father.
- Then don’t waste my time any longer.
- It’s none of my business what your brother’s sexual preferences are.
- Because of your actions, I have faith in you.
- Perhaps your father is waiting in the kitchen to assist you.
- Have you contacted my accountant?
- All I want is my own small space.
- I located my component.
- My room is at the end of the hall if you need anything.
- Assassinate my family?
- I did tinker with your wristwatch.
- Wise men correct their own flaws by pointing out the flaws of others.
- You’re referring to my mule.