Among other things, +#PE22 is also a treasure trove of sample sentences, so I thought I will collect them in a thread, maybe they will generate some discussion around grammar and syntax. Many of them are middle Quenya, nevertheless they are well worth looking at. I am substituting hyphens for connecting dots.

ampanaina i-már a-tatallanes; and lie tatallaner i már ampanaina; "while it was being built people marvelled at the house" (p108)
már karnelya e-tulle; "having built a house he came" (ibid.)
Orome tauresse fara; "Orome hunts in forests" (p116)
Sinar Orome i-tauresse faralye; "today O. is hunting in the forest" (ibid.)
aldar olar sana nóresse; "tress grow in that land" (ibid.)
i-aldar hinna ólar; "the tree is still growing" (ibid.)
e-merne ataretta tule; "he wished his father to come" (p118)
e-kestane ataretta karithe; "he asked his father to do it" (ibid.)
ni-mere i Túro tule, in e-tule, in e-karithe; "I wish Turo to come, him to come, him to do it" (ibid.)
ksaráre psare súle; "longing frets the sprit" (proverb) (p119)
karie ye mólome; "making (things) is hard work" (ibid.)
tyavie la tyazie; "tasting is not necessarily liking" (proverb) (ibid.)
ni-utúlie nyariello ve atarella; "I have just come from talking with your father" (ibid.)
ni-la nyára pa matie; "I am not talking about eating" (ibid.)
Yára Túro mante ilqa masta ha mé-ne úmahtale; "Old Turo's eating all the bread was a nuisance to us" (ibid.)
qe e-kárie i kirya aldaryas, ni kauva kiryasta menelyas; "if he finishes the boat by Monday, I shall be able to sail on Wednesday" (p120/121)

to be continued in the comments.