Thread: The ALPHABET sentence GAME

Follow up in the story by adding a sentence or two with words beginning with the SAME LETTER.
You can use HE/SHE/IT/THEY and of course any ARTICLE including PREPOSTIONS and such.

EXAMPLE

LETTER B
Before beginning the blogging she bravely brewed a Bovril.

Letter R

Regardless of Rowenda she rolled her Rover rigidely, recovered her Romeo and ran right to Rodeo road.

What if the person nominates the letter for the next person to use?

Letter G:

Graham grew garlic with gale-force, gambling goals.

Hey Nick brilliant idea..
Please Do nominate a letter.

I'll be kind and nominate 'M'.

Me myself and Moi marvelled at moments of madness and mirrored our memories that marvelloulsy mimic mind and music.

Letter S

I would have called it the alliteration game, though alliteration is not necessarily restricted to first letters, I am reminded,
Sibilant S may suggest
Something smooth and soft
But less is best, lest
You suffer being scoffed.
Its overuse
Is conspicuous.


However;
Steve stayed somewhere by, searching for silver in the shit, success in a series of stationary non-starters, some suckers don't stray.

How about an 'F'

Originally Posted by Olly Buckle

I would have called it the alliteration game, though alliteration is not necessarily restricted to first letters, I am reminded,
Sibilant S may suggest
Something smooth and soft
But less is best, lest
You suffer being scoffed.
Its overuse
Is conspicuous.


However;
Steve stayed somewhere by, searching for silver in the shit, success in a series of stationary non-starters, some suckers don't stray.

How about an 'F'

Haha loved your Sensational S formation. Very textured feel to it. Loving it!!

Forever formulated , fervently figity, forcefuly free and firmly fair to furtively fancy.

How about letter 'L'

Lemonade loves lemons, so leila loudly livened it up loosely and lavishley with limes, lillies and lavender.


Letter P

Perpetua purchased peaches, pears and parsley and prepared peculiar paintings too.

I WOULD LIKE TO PUT FORWARD THE LETTER 'T' FOR THE NEXT PERSON TO USE AS A BASIS FOR THEIR CLEVERLY CRAFTED SENTENCE

Till talent tilt his tremoundous trickles, he totally tripled his true taste for trouts, tomatoes and tentalising tricky tarts.

LETTER G

Graeme Garden grew great grapes in gargantuan gardens.

MAY I PUT FORWARD THE LETTER OF Q (yes, cue)

A quorum of querulous, quarrelsome, queens queued outside the Q-club combing Quiffs.

A 'c' quwept quietly into that, so let's have "C".

Cornelia carefully centered her coins and cleverely carved a cone, a code a coma and a clue.

Letter E