The Sentence Game

The bald young manchild ran very speedily past the old lady's greyhound's (Like how somebody spelled grey.) dilapidated Quaker houseboat

The bald young manchild ransacked very speedily past the old lady's grey, dilapidated, Quaker houseboat.

The bald young manchild ransacked very speedily past the billionaire old lady's grey, dilapidated, Quaker houseboat.

The bald young manchild ransacked mailboxes very speedily past the billionaire old lady's grey, dilapidated, Quaker houseboat.

Is that good enough? :P

Next sentence: The puppy played in the yard

The puppy played in the school yard.

The puppy played in the school yardstick.
(He was a very small puppy, and the yardstick was hollow :P)

The tiny puppy played in the school yardstick.

The tiny puppy played Monopoly in the school yardstick.

The tiny puppy played Monopoly in the school yardstick alone.

The tiny puppy furiously played Monopoly in the school yardstick alone.

The tiny puppy furiously played Monopoly in the preschooler's yardstick alone.

Hannah*, I'm not sure that changing school to preschooler's is allowed. Because it's not really a compound word. But whatever.
Who's ready for a new sentence?

I'm ready for a new sentence! :) Do you mind if I start it?

The red biplane flew overhead.

The red biplane flew dangerously overhead.

The red biplane flew dangerously low overhead.

The broken red biplane flew dangerously low overheard.

Slowly, the broken red biplane flew dangerously low overhead

Slowly, the broken red biplane pilot flew dangerously low overhead.