1) Maar is a Dutch word that means "but" in English.

2) The team played well, maar they still lost the game.

3) Ze had honger, maar ze had geen zin om te eten. (She was hungry, but she didn't feel like eating.)

4) De film was lang, maar het was de moeite waard. (The movie was long, but it was worth it.)

5) Hij wilde graag uitgaan, maar hij moest studeren voor zijn examen. (He wanted to go out, but he had to study for his exam.)

6) Het was koud, maar de zon scheen helder. (It was cold, but the sun was shining brightly.)

7) De trein was vertraagd, maar uiteindelijk kwam hij toch aan. (The train was delayed, but it eventually arrived.)

8) Ze wilde graag zwemmen, maar het water was te koud. (She wanted to swim, but the water was too cold.)

9) De kat was lui, maar soms was hij ook speels. (The cat was lazy, but sometimes he was playful.)

10) Hij was moe, maar hij wilde nog niet naar bed. (He was tired, but he didn't want to go to bed yet.)

11) Maar was not used in any example sentences.