All Alphabets Amaze Adolescent Armadilloes and Anoles!

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter A:

All apples are appetizing.
Aardvarks awaken at all amphitheaters.
Artist anoles advocate art.
Amiable ants amble.
As alligators arch, Albania articulates.
Articles allocate arithmetic.
Alien addresses annexed at Alaskan airline.
Azure aspen await ambrosia.
Amber apricots appetize.
Are aunts awake?
Armchair arms appeal.
Alpaca arrogance arms alm-bearers.

B is the second letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter B:

Barely beige bears bring baseballs back.
Biscuit Brothers bake brown bundt bread.
Broadcasting Biscuit Brothers beam by bus.
Bees breeze by Biscuit Brothers bearing buffalo.
Buffalo breeze by Biscuit Brothers bearing bees.
Beverages by Biscuit Brothers bring billions.
Bursting beehive bell berates badly.
Biscuits bake boldly.
Bog by bay bulges.
Belly buttons berated by birds.

C is the third letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter C:

Collapsing cat coughs.
Cabbages create catastrophic casserole.
Carrot coffee climbs charts.
Coy cat creeps carefully.
Caterpillar causes calamity.
Cats' cuteness could calm.
Chameleons crawl city.
Caviar consuming chameleons carouse Columbia.
Conch coach crouches carefully.
Crunch cabbage carefully.

D is the fourth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter D:

Darling dolls do drearily dredge dolphin diver-bell.
Dogs dodge dirges.
Deer dabbles drips.
Dappled deer does dares.
Dull dullard dulls doughnut distribution domain.
Drum day dares dazzle dentists.
Deli drafts dark dumplings.
Doodle dearth doing double-takes.
Daybreak's daylight dazzles doe.

E is the fifth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter E:

Elephant ears elicit excitement.
Elegant egret egresses.
Eggs elate Egyptians.
"Ergo!" exclaimed eagles.
Eagles exit.
Eggnog earns exclamations.
Eatery ekes empathy.
Easel earns ears, eyes.
Embroiderer exports embroidery.

F is the sixth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter F:

Flowers fry flour fritters.
Fallacious fables foil frippery.
Ferrets flip.
Flour freezes.
Funnel fails.
Ferocious flax farce fails flamenco frenzy.
Flamingo flukes fly for Florida.
Flying funnels flop freakishly.
Foxes' fur flies.
Falcon frets.
Fish FAXes France.

G is the seventh letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter G:

Gourmet goat goes gaming.
Gerbils grouse greedily.
Gypsies gridlock goofs.
Gauze guises go grazing.
Grousing gossips gadabout gaudily.
Gymnastic geese gander.
Gleeful gymnasts gyrate.
Gypsy gnome gimp guts guitar.
Grouchy guava goofs.
Get grapes!
Got guava?
Galloping grunts gargle.
Getting glue, Guamanian goes goofy.

H is the eighth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter H:

Her hats hold horses.
Healing horses hardly horrendous.
Ham holds hickory.
Holding ham.
Horses' habitat hickory.
Hamster harangues heron.
Horchata helps hearts.
Hearing haranguing harms.
Harmonica helps hearing.
Harpsichord holds helm.
"Hurrah!" - harpist harps.

I is the ninth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter I:

Inuit-Italian ices in igloos impossibly indescribable.
Insectivores irked Illinois importers.
Icebergs in Idaho impact immigrants.
Idiot insects irritate irises.
Idle ice-cubes inflammatory iceberg is imported.
Illinois igloo is it.
It is in Idaho.
Irksome irritation is idiotic.
If it is, is it ill?
Is it icy?
Is it in Idaho?

J is the tenth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter J:

Jousting jaguar jags.
Jackals jam.
Jester jars jalopy.
Jazz jeers jute jet.
Juice jazzes jack-of-all-trades.
Jamming jello joust jars jets.
Jackalope jogs.
Jade jute jazzes jester.
Jarring jack-hammer jars.
Jealous jerk jests.

K is the eleventh letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter K:

King koala kibbles.
Knight kisses kumquat kennel.
Kansas kerchief kills kangaroo.
Kiwi kissed kumquat.
Kids kites kidding.
Kosher kasha kow-tows ketchup.

"Kathy and Keith kayaked to Kansas, Though they were told not to by King Kong's Aunt Frances." - Steve Martin

L is the twelfth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter L:

Lions love loudness.
Lemony lemons light lunch.
Lunar lemon lights lunch.
Loud lizards laugh.
Let leopard lumber lean.
Lyrical linen likes loudness.
Lint lummoxes learn last.
Lo - lumbering lemmings like lyrics.
Leopard leaps.
Lamb likes lemons.

M is the thirteenth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter M:

Morning mystifies marsupials.
Master marsupial maze meanders.
Meddling marsupials make marmalade.
Missouri makes molasses.
Montana muffin mutes microphone.
Mustard meringue makes mess.
Most mud mends Maine.
Mango meanders.

N is the fourteenth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter N:

Nasty narwhal nips nanny.
North Dakotans nibble nut butter.
Nectarine's non-delivery nullifies New Mexico.
Nine naps nets nectar.
Norway nets narwhals.
No notion neatening.
Neither New Jersey nor New York northwestern nodes.

O is the fifteenth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter O:

Owls oscillate old oysters.
Olives outside ogling ogres oddities.
Oily olives orbit ottoman.
Odd opals offend otters.
Our organ's odes oxidize ostriches.
Oceans of oranges orbit Oklahoma?
Oysters or oranges offed offense?

"Old Ollie the owl owed Owen an oboe, But instead bought him oysters at Osgood's in Soho." - Steve Martin

P is the sixteenth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter P:

Potatoes pounce pigeons.
Prattling present pinches panda.
Prattling panda pinches present.

"Pedro the puppy piled poop on his paws And Papa dog published his photo because." - Steve Martin

Q is the seventeenth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter Q:

Queasy quail quavers.
Quaking Quaker quakes.
Quail quartet queues.
Quince quintet quibbles.
Quail quintet quibblers.

"Quincy the kumquat queried the queen, Cleverly, quietly, without being seen." - Steve Martin

R is the eighteenth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter R:

Radishes rarely react.
Radishes rarely remedies.
Rare radish remedies real.
Raccoons rarely react.
Rutabaga rears raccoon.
Raccoons rear rutabaga.
Root-beer rhymes read.
Righteous radicchio, radishes, rutabaga ratatouille ruminates.

S is the nineteenth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter S:

Swift snails slide.
Swift seagulls sail.
Salient sap sweetens soup.
Squash stew savory supper.
Skink star stares sternly.
Savant skink subtracts.
Soda-pop sweeter satiation.

T is the twentieth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter T:

Treat turtles to tamarinds.
Turtledoves turgid tales told.

"Tough Tommy told Tina, who tiptoed in toe shoes, Take time for tea and I'll try on your tutu." - Steve Martin

U is the twenty-first letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter U:

Ugly umbrellas undulate.
Utter umber utterances.
Ultra-violet umbrella urges Ukrainians.
Ukelele under umbrella.
Ukelele undergoes utterances.
Umbrella utters.

V is the twenty-second letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter V:

Vapid vulture violence vexes.
Villa vigil vindicates vintner.
Vinegar vim.
Vigor void...
Vibrant vault vexes.

"In varsity Victor was often victorious - Sadly, his winning made him vainglorious." - Steve Martin

W is the twenty-third letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter W:

White wafers waiting wearily.
Whales wish well.
Wishing well wishes wax.
Waxing wales well.
Weird werewolves wand walnuts.
Wyoming waxes Wild West watermelons.

X is the twenty-fourth letter of the Roman alphabet. Here are some words beginning with the letter X.

xerography
xerox
x-ray
xylophone

Xylophones xerox x-rays.

(This is a tough letter to make sentences with)

"Ambidextrous Alex was actually axed, For waxing, then faxing, his boss's new slacks." - Steve Martin

Y is the twenty-fifth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter Y.

Yaks yammer.
Yodeler yodels.
Yams yo-yo-ed.
Yesterday's yucca yogurt yaws.
Your yew yammers?
Your yak yaps yonder.
Yemen yokes yaks.
Yogurt yearnings.

"Yesterday Yuri the yeti did yoga, Today he spilled yogurt all over his toga." - Steve Martin

Z is the twenty-sixth letter of the Roman alphabet.

Here are some sentences, comprised of words beginning with the letter Z:

Zebras zig-zag.
Zithers zoom.
Zoologist zig-zags Zambian zoo.
Zippers zip.
Zebras zestfully zoom.
Zither zen zaps zoologists.
Zoo zaps zits zestfully.
Zoological zebra's zing zips.

"Zany Zeno zoomed to the end zone, But with a zucchini, scoring him zero." - Steve Martin

The Roman alphabet, is also known as the Latin alphabet, and consists of the letters of the alphabet that we use to write the English language in. The Roman alphabet is our alphabet, and variations of this set of letters are used to write Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Albanian, Romanian, Hawaiian, Tagalog, Filipino, Hmong, Vietnamese, Czechoslovakian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, as well as numerous languages other than our English language.

There's a wonderful book to read, entitled, The Alphabet from A to Y with Bonus Letter Z! by Steve Martin and Roz Chast, published by Flying Dolphin Press, that is fun to read, that contains a few sentences I have quoted. It may be available at your local public library, or can be special ordered from a local bookstore or college bookstore.