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Six small slick seals. |
Sherman shops at cheap chop suey shops. |
Sheila seldom sells shelled shrimps. |
She sells seashells by the seashore. |
Selfish sharks sell shut shellfish. |
Seth’s sharp spacesuit shrank. |
Mrs. Smith’s Fish Sauce Shop. |
Is Sherry’s shortcake shop shut? |
Six crisp snacks. |
She sells Swiss sweets. |
Slick silk. |
Does this shop stock shot silk shorts? |
Susie’s shirt shop sells preshrunk shirts. |
Sharon sews shocking shirts for soldiers. |
The sad soldier should shoot soon. |
Sharpshooters should shoot slowly. |
Soldiers’ shoulders shudder when shrill shells shriek. |
Should six shaking soldiers share the shattered shield? |
The short soldier shoots straight. |
Sixty-six sick six-shooters. |
Stagecoach stops. |
Strange strategic statistics |
“Shoot, Sally!” shouted Slim Sam. |
No shipshape ships shop stocks shop-soiled shirts. |
“Sure, the ship’s ship-shape, sir!” |
Shallow sailing ships should shun shallow shoals. |
The shallow ship showed signs of sinking. |
Sixty-four swift sloops swing shorewards. |
The sea ceaseth seething. |
How many slim slimy snakes would slither silently to the sea if slim slimy snakes could slither silently? |
Of all the smells I ever smelt, |
A selfish shellfish smelt a stale fish. |
Should a shad, shelling shrimps for a shark, |
No shark shares swordfish steak. |
Swim Sam, swim, |
Swan swam over the sea; |
Shy Sheep Some say shy shippers ship shy sheep. |
Six shy shavers sheared six shy sheep |
Shameless shepherds shampoo shy sheep. |
The sixth sheik’s sixth sheep’s sick. |
Shorn Sheep Six sick shorn sheep. |
Shorn sheep shouldn’t sleep in a shack. Shorn sheep should sleep in a shed. |
The shady shoe shop shows sharp sharkskin shoes. |
Sharp sharkskin shoes. |
Sooty Sukey |
The shrewd shrew’s suede shoes. |
Sid’s shabby silver shoes still shine. |
Showy sashes in a shut sash shop. |
Such a shapeless sash! |
Shoes and socks shock Susan. |
The suitor wore shorts and a short shooting suit to a short shoot. |
Sally Swim saw Sadie Slee |
I went into my garden to slay snails. |
Surely the sun shall shine soon. |
Some shun summer sunshine. |
Shirley Simms shrewdly shuns sunshine and sleet. |
The sun shines on the shop signs. |
Sloppy shortstops. |
Shabby soldiers shovel soft snow slowly. |
Sneaky thieves seized the skis. |
Slick Ski Slopes Sloppy skiers slide on slick ski slopes. |
Sick cattle slip on slick ski slopes. |
If he slipped, should she slip? |
Sleepy Joe of snowy Stowe |
Through rifts in the lofts, |
“Go, my son, and shut the shutter,” |
Should she shut summer shutters slowly or should she shut summer shutters swiftly? |
The old school scold |
I had an old saw, And I bought a new saw. |
Scams, stings and skulduggery. |
Mr. See and Mr. Soar were old friends. |
Down the slippery slide they slid Sitting slightly sideways; Slipping swiftly, see them skid On holidays and Fridays. |
Sixty-six sticky skeletons. Sixty-six sticky skeletons. Sixty-six sticky skeletons. |
Amidst the mists and coldest frosts |
A ghost’s sheets would soon shrink in such suds. |
She shrieks as she stitches sheets. |
She shall sew a slit sheet shut. |
The sly sheet slasher slashed sheets. |
Should she sell sheer sheets or should she sell shaggy shawls? |
Shawn shaves a short cedar shingle thin. |
Should Shawn shave a short thin single cedar shingle thin or shave a short thin single cedar shingle thinner? |
Shave six short saplings. |
Shouldn’t sweet-scented shaving soap soothe sore skin? |
Sometimes Sheila thinks such soft thoughts. |
I snuff shop snuff. Do you snuff shop snuff? |
Seven sleek sleepless sleepersseek sleep. |
The slightly sloping shed slips. |
The shaky shed sheds sheets of shale. |
Does Steve still strew straw in the still straw stall? |
If silly Sally will shilly-shally, shall silly Willy willy-nilly shilly-shally too? |
A skunk sat on a stump; |
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