15 Sentences with Homographs:
1. The bat flew around the batter's head, causing him to miss the ball. (animal vs. sporting equipment)
2. Can you can these peaches for me? (verb vs. container)
3. The lead singer's voice was powerful, but lead is toxic. (noun vs. noun)
4. The minute I left, it started to rain. Minute details matter in this investigation. (noun vs. adjective)
5. I wound the string around the spool. The wound would not heal properly. (verb vs. noun)
6. The fair was crowded with people. Fair is an important value. (noun vs. adjective)
7. The bank was closed on Sunday. We need to bank our money soon. (noun vs. verb)
8. The bass guitar sounded great. They caught a large bass in the lake. (noun vs. noun)
9. The desert was hot and dry. We had dessert after dinner. (noun vs. noun)
10. He broke the vase accidentally. The news broke late last night. (verb vs. verb)
11. The bat was used to hit the ball. Bat is a flying mammal. (noun vs. noun)
12. The bow on the present was a beautiful shade of blue. He held the bow and arrow with steady hands. (noun vs. noun)
13. The tear in my shirt was easily mended. She shed a tear of joy. (noun vs. noun)
14. The fine print on the contract was hard to read. She has a fine sense of humor. (adjective vs. noun)
15. The bat was used to hit the ball. Bat is a mammal. (noun vs. noun)