How to use in-sentence of “jumbo”:
+ The president usually flies in one of the two specially changed Boeing 747 jumbo jets kept by the United States Air Force.
+ Tomomi Tsuruta, better known by his ring name Jumbo Tsuruta, was a professional wrestler who wrestled for All Japan Pro Wrestling for most of his career, and is well known for being the first ever AJPW Triple Crown Heavyweight Champion, having won the PWF Heavyweight Championship, the NWA United National Championship, and the NWA International Heavyweight Championship, and unifying the three titles.
+ Barnum hired Scotty to take care of Jumbo even though he had many elephant keepers in the United States.
+ When the British learned that their beloved Jumbo was going to be sold, they were outraged.
+ By 7:00 pm, Jumbo was ashore.
+ Barnum bought Jumbo for $10,000.
Example sentences of “jumbo”:
+ After all the hard work, Jumbo stood a foot taller in death than he had in life.
+ But Barnum wanted Jumbo more than he wanted any other elephant in the world because Jumbo was the “biggest” elephant in the world.
+ In his four seasons as the top star of Barnum’s circus, Jumbo never hurt anyone.
+ Hatfield took a long look at Jumbo, then left the ship with the sense that Jumbo was indeed a gentle animal.
+ Enwiki has Jumbo born in western Africa while my sources have him born in eastern Africa.
+ Just before the stuffed Jumbo and his skeleton were put on display, Barnum asked newspaper people and high-society ladies to come to a fancy hotel for a party.
+ A telegram was sent to the “London Times” telling the British that Jumbo had arrived safely in America and was in good health.
+ He never forgot to share a bottle of beer with Jumbo again.
+ After all the hard work, Jumbo stood a foot taller in death than he had in life.
+ But Barnum wanted Jumbo more than he wanted any other elephant in the world because Jumbo was the "biggest" elephant in the world.
+ In his four seasons as the top star of Barnum's circus, Jumbo never hurt anyone.
+ It was a little ritual Jumbo loved.
+ People will always remember Jumbo because of this word.
+ The main character is Jumbo Jr., a baby elephant who is cruelly nicknamed Dumbo.
+ Barnum later wrote that Jumbo earned his costs in his first two weeks with the circus at Madison Square Garden.
+ It was here that he displayed Jumbo the elephant.
+ Barnum offered the bridge company $5,000 to allow Jumbo to cross the bridge before the official opening.