Can you use all these words in a single sentence: Wet, Granite, Insect, Erect, Jupiter and Airplane?

Answer 1

The airplane-shaped insect sat erect on the wet granite statue of Jupiter.

Answer 2

The Erect granite served as a wet launching pad for the insect who launched up in the air like an airplane headed for Jupiter.

Answer 3

The plans to erect a granite sculpture, with an airplane flying around Jupiter, were marred when an insect got stuck in the wet paint.

Answer 4

I flew to Jupiter in a wet airplane to save an insect stuck in an erect granite statue.

Answer 5

The airplane took the foreign insect back to its planet, Jupiter, to erect a granite building that will be protected from the elements that make it wet.

Answer 6

The asteroid bypassed Jupiter and smashed into a passing airplane on its tumble toward the Earth's surface, subsequently crashing into the erect, insect-ridden granite statue of Robert E. Lee, and finally coming to rest on the wet pavement of a southern city.

Whew! What a mouthful!

Answer 7

From the air plane on Jupiter we could see a wet insect on a granite rock which was erect from the earth.

It doesn't make any sense though.

Answer 8

i went to jupiter on a airplane with a wet granite floor that had a insect on it that made my boyfriend erect.

Answer 9

that tuesday was very wet and cold and the insects lined up in an erect line from the granite rock rushing for home as i stood there and watched his airplane flying away as far away as jupiter. lol.

Answer 10

totally...

When i opened my science book, i found the 5 words wet, granite, insect, Jupiter and airplane.