How to use "aren" in a sentence

'What's Dinah doing? Will they remember her milk tonight? Oh, Dinah! Why aren't you here with me? Perhaps there's a mouse here and you can eat it!'

But he and I aren't friends now

'They aren't like the people in California.'

'You are a big, strong man, aren't you?' he said

'You aren't rich, but you were generous this morning

You aren't living in the same room any more?'

'You're a policeman, aren't you?' he said.

'You're the leader, aren't you? Can I ask you for a favour?'

But houses aren't

You do what I say, no problem." And Nick looks at him for a moment: "You look okay now: these new clothes aren't bad."

"Why? Because I need to know that you aren't going to hurt anyone to get it," the voice says seriously.

"Well, you see, really, we aren't supposed to be here."

'Oh well, you are very young, aren't you? We can't all do everything

You're happy too, darling, aren't you?'

'Well, Danny,' the man said, 'aren't you going to introduce me to the new bride?'

'We aren't going to do it!' says Nathan.

That's why there aren't any windows or clocks in the casino

"Elliot, are you sure you aren't feeling those cognacs we had at my office?"

"As long as there aren't any religious objections, the law requires the permission of only one parent in a case like this," Elliot said.

"You're serious, aren't you?"

"As if we aren't alone."

If we go to them now with a wild story about a mysterious conspiracy, they aren't going to be anxious to listen."

But if we go to the press in Los Angeles or New York or some other city, the reporters there aren't going to have a whole lot of interest in it unless they see an aspect of the story that lifts it out of the local-interest category

"But kids aren't the best observers," she argued

Everyone'll still be looking for us in Vegas, and we'll breathe a little easier if we aren't here."

They aren't being sent by a total stranger or by Michael

"You think he's licensed for instrument flying? Most businessmen-pilots and hobby pilots aren't certified for anything but daylight."

We're supposed to be testing the boy to destruction, aren't we? Then why fret about his health?"

While we're working so hard to keep ahead of our enemies, aren't we perhaps becoming more like them? Aren't we becoming a totalitarian state, the very thing we say we despise?"

"Penetrating, aren't they?"

They aren't the same as they were when he first came in here a year ago."

You aren't wearing boots."

But will you tell me one day when you aren't in such a damn rush?"

"You aren't really involved in this

Elliot said, "But if racing to keep up with the Chinese - or the Russians or the Iraqis - can create situations like the one we've got here, where an innocent child gets ground up in the machine, then aren't we just becoming monsters too? Aren't we letting our fears of the enemy turn us into them? And isn't that just another way of losing the war?"

They're very stupid, aren't they?'

'The police aren't sure.' I then told him that I was worried about my curate, Hawes, and that I was anxious that he should get away for a rest.

We aren't going to be killed

What nonsense to pretend there aren't!'

'But you're a chemist, aren't you?' I asked.

I hope you aren't the kind of person who's unhappy without adventures.'

'I know my drawings aren't good, and I'm afraid to show them to you.'