100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "gavel"

Definition

A gavel is a small mallet used by a presiding officer or an auctioneer to signal for attention, to call for order, or to indicate the conclusion of a decision or bidding. In legal contexts, it represents authority and the formalization of proceedings.

Synonyms

• Mallet
• Hammer
• Pounding tool
• Auctioneer's mallet

Antonyms

• Silence
• Quiet
• Calmness

Examples

1. The judge gaveled the court to order.
2. During the meeting, the chairperson gaveled the discussions to a close.
3. The auctioneer gaveled the final bid.
4. She gaveled her hand on the table for emphasis.
5. The president gaveled the assembly into session.
6. He gaveled twice to get everyone's attention.
7. The council member gaveled after announcing the vote results.
8. She gaveled in agreement after the motion passed.
9. The teacher gaveled to quiet the noisy classroom.
10. The conference ended when the moderator gaveled the last topic.
11. He gaveled for silence before starting the presentation.
12. The judge gaveled the decision with authority.
13. The auctioneer gaveled the item sold to the highest bidder.
14. The meeting was chaotic until the leader gaveled for order.
15. She gaveled to signal the end of the discussion.
16. The committee chair gaveled after the proposal was accepted.
17. The event coordinator gaveled to announce the next speaker.
18. He gaveled at the crowd to regain their focus.
19. The judge gaveled the courtroom as the trial commenced.
20. The president gaveled the session after the final remarks.
21. She gaveled her hand on the lectern to emphasize her point.
22. The assembly was disrupted until the speaker gaveled for attention.
23. He gaveled the motion passed amid applause.
24. The auction was lively until the auctioneer gaveled the final sale.
25. The board meeting ended when the chairperson gaveled the conclusion.
26. The judge gaveled when the attorney finished his argument.
27. The parliament member gaveled to move to the next agenda item.
28. She gaveled in favor of the proposal during the vote.
29. The moderator gaveled for quiet as the presentation began.
30. He gaveled to signify the end of the workshop.
31. The judge gaveled the session back to order after a break.
32. The committee head gaveled to initiate the discussion.
33. The speaker gaveled at the audience to regain their attention.
34. The chairman gaveled the meeting adjourned after the last point.
35. She gaveled for silence before revealing the results.
36. The auctioneer gaveled enthusiastically during the bidding war.
37. The judge gaveled to remind everyone of the rules.
38. The president gaveled to announce the new policy.
39. He gaveled for order as the debate heated up.
40. The leader gaveled the session after a lengthy discussion.
41. She gaveled to propose a new initiative.
42. The assembly was brought to order when he gaveled.
43. The committee chair gaveled to finalize the decisions made.
44. He gaveled furiously as the audience grew restless.
45. The board member gaveled for attention before presenting.
46. The moderator gaveled to indicate the end of the time limit.
47. The judge gaveled to confirm the verdict was reached.
48. The auctioneer gaveled to start the bidding process.
49. She gaveled to address the misunderstandings within the group.
50. The conference leader gaveled to wrap up the sessions.
51. He gaveled to get everyone’s focus back on track.
52. The chairperson gaveled for order before the vote.
53. The judge gaveled the session over the protests from the crowd.
54. The auctioneer gaveled as the final bid was accepted.
55. She gaveled to remind everyone of the agenda.
56. The committee leader gaveled to acknowledge the contributions.
57. He gaveled to signal the start of the discussion.
58. The president gaveled the meeting after the final decision.
59. She gaveled to clarify the rules of the game.
60. The judge gaveled when the witness was called.
61. The assembly was in chaos until he gaveled for silence.
62. The auctioneer gaveled to confirm the sale was final.
63. The chairperson gaveled to indicate that time was up.
64. He gaveled to close the session effectively.
65. The judge gaveled the court after the recess.
66. The group gaveled their support for the initiative.
67. She gaveled to remind the members of the upcoming deadlines.
68. The moderator gaveled when the discussion got off track.
69. He gaveled to announce the next speaker on the agenda.
70. The judge gaveled to call for the next case.
71. The auctioneer gaveled at the climax of the bidding.
72. The committee gaveled to put the motion forward.
73. She gaveled to emphasize the importance of the topic.
74. The president gaveled the council after the debate.
75. He gaveled to signify a break in the proceedings.
76. The leader gaveled to acknowledge the vote results.
77. The judge gaveled when the jury returned with a verdict.
78. The auctioneer gaveled to confirm that the item was sold.
79. She gaveled to call for a vote on the amendment.
80. The chairperson gaveled after the discussion concluded.
81. He gaveled to ensure everyone understood the rules.
82. The president gaveled the assembly back to order.
83. She gaveled for clarity on the next steps.
84. The judge gaveled to restore order in the courtroom.
85. The auctioneer gaveled to start the next round of bidding.
86. He gaveled as the crowd became increasingly restless.
87. The committee gaveled to approve the new regulations.
88. She gaveled to remind everyone of their responsibilities.
89. The leader gaveled to conclude the meeting.
90. The judge gaveled the session as the lawyers prepared.
91. The auctioneer gaveled the last item sold at the event.
92. He gaveled to signify the close of the session.
93. The committee chair gaveled for a vote on the proposal.
94. She gaveled to call attention to the important announcement.
95. The president gaveled the council meeting to order.
96. The judge gaveled to signal the end of the testimony.
97. The auctioneer gaveled to signify that the bidding was over.
98. He gaveled to open the floor for questions.
99. The leader gaveled to indicate a break in the proceedings.
100. She gaveled to reaffirm the decisions made by the committee.