100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "baton"

Definition

A "baton" is a noun that can refer to:

1. A thin, cylindrical stick that is used by conductors to direct an orchestra or choir.
2. A metal or wooden stick passed from one runner to another in relay races.
3. A short stick used by a police officer or security personnel for self-defense or control.
4. A symbol of authority or command, often used in various ceremonial contexts.

Synonyms

• Stick
• Staff
• Rod
• Wand
• Scepter
• Club
• Cane

Antonyms

• None (as "baton" refers to specific objects with no direct opposites)

Examples

1. The conductor raised the baton to signal the orchestra to begin.
2. She quickly grabbed the baton and sprinted to the next runner.
3. The officer used the baton to control the crowd after the event.
4. He carried the baton as a sign of his authority during the ceremony.
5. The relay team practiced passing the baton smoothly.
6. The maestro's baton danced through the air with precision.
7. She dropped the baton during her race, costing her team precious time.
8. The police officer held the baton firmly as he approached the suspect.
9. In the parade, the leader waved a ceremonial baton to guide the participants.
10. The athlete was disqualified for failing to pass the baton within the designated zone.
11. The conductor's baton was made of lightweight wood for better control.
12. He felt empowered holding the baton during the leadership ceremony.
13. The team practiced their relay exchanges to prevent dropping the baton.
14. The baton was passed seamlessly from one runner to the next.
15. She felt nervous holding the baton for the first time in front of the audience.
16. The police officer brandished his baton to disperse the unruly crowd.
17. The orchestra played beautifully as the conductor wielded the baton.
18. The runner fumbled the baton, but her teammate quickly recovered it.
19. The ceremonial baton represented the unity of the participating nations.
20. He practiced his conducting skills with a makeshift baton.
21. The baton was designed to be lightweight yet durable for competitions.
22. She was trained to use the baton effectively for crowd control.
23. The coach emphasized the importance of a smooth baton exchange.
24. The runner's hand was outstretched, ready to receive the baton.
25. The officer swung his baton to maintain order in the chaotic scene.
26. The baton flew through the air as the conductor signaled a crescendo.
27. He felt the weight of responsibility holding the ceremonial baton.
28. The team had a perfect relay, never dropping the baton once.
29. The conductor’s baton was a gift from a famous musician.
30. She learned how to effectively wield a baton during her self-defense classes.
31. The baton was an essential part of the relay race.
32. The orchestra followed every movement of the conductor's baton.
33. He was nervous about dropping the baton during the big race.
34. The officer held his baton confidently while patrolling the area.
35. The baton symbolizes the trust placed in the leader.
36. They practiced the baton handoff repeatedly until it was perfect.
37. The crowd reacted as the officer brandished his baton.
38. The conductor's baton seemed to have a life of its own during the performance.
39. She received the baton with both hands, ready to sprint.
40. The baton was made of a lightweight material for agile movements.
41. The police officer's baton was a crucial tool in maintaining safety.
42. He felt a rush of adrenaline as he held the baton during the race.
43. The team's success hinged on a perfect baton exchange.
44. The conductor's baton glided through the air as the music soared.
45. She focused on her timing to ensure the baton was passed smoothly.
46. The officer used his baton to create a barrier against the crowd.
47. The baton was a significant part of the award ceremony.
48. The runner stretched out her hand for the incoming baton.
49. He admired the intricately designed baton used in the performance.
50. The baton was gripped tightly as he prepared for the race.
51. The conductor's baton was the only tool he needed to lead the orchestra.
52. The team's strategy revolved around a flawless baton handoff.
53. The police officer's baton was a reminder of her authority.
54. The baton was passed with perfect synchronization.
55. She felt proud carrying the baton during the opening ceremony.
56. The conductor raised his baton to signal the end of the performance.
57. The athlete trained tirelessly to perfect her baton exchange.
58. The officer's baton was a symbol of law and order.
59. The baton twirled gracefully in the conductor's hand.
60. He was determined not to drop the baton this time.
61. The baton represented teamwork and cooperation.
62. The officer swung his baton to clear the path.
63. The conductor's baton was a vital part of his conducting technique.
64. The athlete ran faster knowing the baton was in her hand.
65. The baton was passed just in time to secure the win.
66. The crowd watched as the officer brandished his baton in the air.
67. The baton was essential for the relay event.
68. The conductor's movements were fluid as he guided the orchestra with his baton.
69. She practiced with the baton every day to improve her skills.
70. The baton was a powerful symbol in the ceremony.
71. The police officer's baton was a tool for maintaining control.
72. The team celebrated their victory after a flawless baton exchange.
73. The conductor's baton was made of fine wood, polished to a shine.
74. She felt the pressure of the world as she held the baton before her performance.
75. The baton was crucial for the relay race's success.
76. The officer used his baton to signal for backup.
77. The conductor's baton seemed to breathe life into the music.
78. The baton was positioned perfectly for the next runner.
79. The officer gripped his baton, ready for any situation.
80. The baton was passed seamlessly between the runners.
81. The conductor's baton commanded respect from the musicians.
82. She focused on the rhythm as she held the baton in her hand.
83. The police officer's baton was a reminder of his duty.
84. The athlete trained hard to perfect the baton handoff.
85. The baton was a symbol of the team's unity and strength.
86. The conductor's baton was an essential tool for the performance.
87. The officer raised his baton to signal for order.
88. The baton exchange was flawless, leading the team to victory.
89. The conductor's baton guided the orchestra through the complex piece.
90. She practiced daily to improve her baton passing skills.
91. The police officer's baton was a sign of his authority and training.
92. The baton was awarded to the fastest runner in the relay.
93. The conductor's baton moved with grace and precision.
94. He felt the rush of competition as he prepared to receive the baton.
95. The officer held his baton firmly while managing the crowd.
96. The team's success depended on the smooth baton exchange.
97. The conductor's baton was a crucial part of the musical performance.
98. She felt exhilarated as she held the baton during the race.
99. The baton was a key element in the relay team's strategy.
100. The officer's baton served as a protective measure during the event.