latch in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4
Definition
A latch is a fastening mechanism that holds a door or gate closed, typically consisting of a bar or bolt that can be secured in place.
Sample Sentences
- She secured the gate by pulling down the latch firmly.
- The old cabinet had a rusty latch that creaked when opened.
- Before leaving the house, he made sure to double-check the latch on the front door.
- A simple twist of the latch allowed her to access the hidden compartment.
- The child struggled to reach the latch on the high window.
- She secured the gate by sliding the latch into place.
- The old wooden door creaked as she pulled it open, the rusty latch barely holding.
- To ensure their safety, the children were taught how to properly fasten the latch.
- With a quick flick of his wrist, he was able to release the stubborn latch.
- The latch on the treasure chest was rusty, but it still held many secrets inside.
- The old wooden door had a rusty latch that creaked when opened.
- He felt a sense of relief when he finally managed to latch the window shut.
- With a gentle push, she was able to latch the box without any trouble.
- The child watched in fascination as the puppy tried to nudge the latch open.