The sentence "We don't know both day and time" appears for four times in the novel and even be the title of the last chapter.

The final sentence of the quotation does not appear on the tape recordings.

Both sentences appear to have similar uses for the habitual be feature.

That sentence appears in a story that has just six sentences.

Words and sentences with equivalent information then appear in the same column of an array.

This sentence appeared in one of my students' recent essays.

The second sentence does not appear in the final version of the report.

I didn't think about it until this odd sentence appeared in one of my old logs.

This sentence appeared for he first time in his catechism of 1555.

During the next few years, the same partial sentence appeared in its correct 1947 setting in several books.