posessions in a sentence

• People cheat others out of their posessions and their rights.
• Some recovered the truckloads of posessions that they had parked on bridges to keep dry.
• With her money long gone, Mrs . Davis had few worldly posessions at the end, Dee Davis said.
• Denmark, Sweden and Norway did not exist as kingdoms at the time ( nor could they therefore have posessions ).
• "But we've learned that no matter where people live, they are loath to part with their posessions ."
• So, for example, Henry II of England was also the Duke of Aquitaine, but the latter title was not part of his English posessions.
• And, he says he should have some say over what happens to the embryos, as he did over other posessions the couple divided when they divorced.
• TV-REVIEWS _ Two reviews-One of AMC's special on the Hollywood black list and another on " Earthly Posessions, " an HBO movie starring Susan Sarandon.
• It turns out that if you look at material wealth; things like money and posessions, there's a plateau of the effect of money on happiness and personal sense of well-being.
• Miss Sherman was born on a farm in Wayland, Mass . She remembered many crop failures as a youngster and lost all her posessions at the age of 7, when her house burned to the ground.
• It's difficult to see posessions in a sentence .
• I'm aware that greed was well understood in terms of having too much power, or too many posessions, but posessions have never been worshipped, as to worship them is not to own them.
• I'm aware that greed was well understood in terms of having too much power, or too many posessions, but posessions have never been worshipped, as to worship them is not to own them.
• He was involved in numerous drug rings, being arrested a total of 27 times in 18 years for numerous drug posessions, public indecency, intent to distribute, as well as running one of the nations biggest prostitution rings.
• The process of the evolution of the Kingdom of France into a strong, central monarchy coincides with the timeline laid out in the Crown lands of France article, essentially that article is much more about the centralization of power into the French King rather than a timeline of the private posessions of the crown.
• But the Aggies burst from an early first-game fog to score on eight consecutive posessions and posted a 59-6 victory against the Bearkats _ a score that should have been quite enough to satisfy A & M fans desperately searching for reasons to forget last season's 6-6 record.