Sample Sentences for
repertoire
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    Is fixing a leaky faucet in your repertoire?
    repertoire = collection of skills
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    Except for one pitch, the only one left in his repertoire from the old days.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of pitching skills
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    Apparently, daring rescues weren't part of a jewel thief's repertoire.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of skills
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    He tried to live entirely off the country, and he tried to do it without bothering to master beforehand the full repertoire of crucial skills.  (source)
    repertoire = collection
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    Other words had their own repertoires.†  (source)
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    ...running through our list of dramas... But by the end of August our repertoire was vapid from countless reproductions, and it was then that Dill gave us the idea of making Boo Radley come out.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of things to perform (in this case dramas)
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    They made a few more journeys with Arthur Berg and his friends, keen to prove their worth and extend their thieving repertoire.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of skills
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    He began searching through his repertoire of nicknames.  (source)
    repertoire = collection
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    We have built up a repertoire of such gestures, such familiarities, between us.  (source)
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    So he waves his baton in the Piazza, ostensibly putting the classical repertoire behind him.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of works
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    This was a new entry in his repertoire of poses: back to the wall, arms crossed, cigarette dangling from the corner of his mouth, his good leg casually bent.  (source)
    repertoire = collection
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    His grandma had only four Sunday dinners in her repertoire chicken-tried chicken, chicken-fried steak, pot roast, and corned beef —but they were all good.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of skills
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    Brandy has a limited repertoire of facial expressions: cute and pouty; cute and sultry; perky and interested; smiling and receptive; cute and spacy.  (source)
    repertoire = collection that could be performed
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