| sense be | 76.43 | Where was the sense in that? | ||
| sense come | 2.11 | Our senses came alive. | ||
| sense prevail | 1.65 | Or will good sense prevail? | ||
| sense have | 1.45 | Must have sense of humour. | ||
| sense seem | 1.38 | His sense of joy seems to overcome him. | ||
| sense pervade | 1.25 | Even in the bar, a sense of privacy pervades. | ||
| sense remain | 1.12 | Yet the sense of alienation remains strong. | ||
| sense take | 0.99 | Your senses take over. | ||
| sense begin | 0.92 | My other senses began to wake up. | ||
| sense do | 0.92 | So does a sense of siege. | ||
| sense make | 0.72 | The sense of fear makes a huge difference. | ||
| sense grow | 0.59 | Daily the sense of loss grows. | ||
| sense help | 0.59 | His sense of rhythm helps, too. | ||
| sense lead | 0.53 | A sense of wanderlust led me here. | ||
| sense grip | 0.46 | A sense of fatality gripped her. | ||
| sense surround | 0.46 | The sense of expectation surrounded the unveiling of the latest prodigy. | ||
| sense become | 0.39 | On Friday that sense of panic became even more severe. | ||
| sense get | 0.39 | Each sense gets a full hour. | ||
| sense develop | 0.33 | This olfactory sense develops in the womb. | ||
| sense hit | 0.33 | But Monday a somber sense of reality hit spring camps like a Dick Butkus open-field tackle. |