Single Vowel Sentence

[gneissisnice]

I had the idea for a fairly interesting game earlier today, I thought I'd stick it up here.

The goal is to see what kind of sentence you can make using only one kind of vowel in the entire sentence (not counting Y as a vowel). For example, here's one with the letter E:

Ben met Mel between the cemetery beds; he rented them there.

As you can see, that sentence has no vowels but "E".

What kind of sentences can you guys make?

[tornado guy]

He led them, when they yelled red!

Does this fragment sentence count?

[gneissisnice]

He led them, when they yelled red!

Does this fragment sentence count?

Sure, it's a valid sentence. You have a subject, verb and direct object, that's basically all you need.

[quizbowl]

Profs from Oxford drop broth onto good food.

EDIT: I meant to use another word, but children are present

[EastStroudsburg13]

Some profs from Oxford drop broth onto good food.

Is this right?

[Littleboy]

The red elephent eets eyes.
(there is no mispelled words)

[Cheesy Pie]

And all sad and last tan pans cart all mamas!

[gneissisnice]

Is it Kim in Mississippi, skiing prissily?

[Mama Erin]

Hi, New Australian and need to know the price of cemetery bed? and any idea where to get in Australia or are they made to order product?

[Schylah]

Anna waant ta Bah Habah ta faash.