Giles bares his feet, and bares his feet Sylvester Behind the bridegroom, so doth please the bride!
In the island of Bachan they have a garrisoned fortress; more than a hundred bares of cloves are shipped thence each year.
They gather there Masatrella nutmegs to the amount of more than 1,600 bares each year.
Besides that, there would be great delay in buying forty-five bares [32] of cloves with cotton alone, which would be the amount at the prices current this year.
From this island they ship more than 350 bares of cloves each year.
In the island of Maquian they have three garrisoned fortresses; and 1,200 bares of cloves are gathered there each year.
The whole island yields each year about 600 bares of cloves, of which half, or a little less, is secured by the Dutch.
These blithe musicians accompany the soft air that bares the fields, empurples the buds, and fans the bloom of the first squirrelcups and sets the hyla's shrill chime a-ringing.
Give up thy summer wealth at last, Sad tree; and praise the frost that bares Thy boughs, ere comes that wintry blast Which fells the grove that autumn spares.
She never baresher conscience and her soul, as Elinor does, to any one.
The channel lifts, the water slides And bares its bar of sand, Anon a mountain billow strides And crashes o'er the land.
Come from the forest where the beech's screen Bars the fierce moonbeam with its flakes of green; Stay the rude axe that bares the shadowy plains, Stanch the deep wound That dries the maple's veins.
Next he bares his arms, but in doing so is careful to push up the left coat sleeve and turn his shirt sleeve over it, so as to conceal the place at which the cord is fastened.
He bares his head silently in reverence to all womanhood, and curbs his cynicism as best he can, for the sake of the little Sister--the sweet little Sister St. Luke.
She bares her legs for the bath without hesitation or blush, for "she knew that they were pretty, of course, and she felt no shame.
This incident "bared each to each in all the nudity of passion," and it certainly bares the nudity of the author's invention.
When Pisanio informs Imogen that he had been ordered by Posthumus to murder her, she bares her neck and cries: "The lamb entreats the butcher: Where is thy knife?
In the five chief islands alone that amounts to 4,400 bares of cloves of prime quality (which is the selected spice).
War winds her horn, and giant cliffs go down Like the high walls that girt the sacred town, And bares the pathway to her throbbing heart, From clustered village and from crowded mart.
The wrecker's wife loosens the dress from about deceased's neck-bares that bosom once so fair and beautiful.
He takes the black ribbon from round his neck, bares his bosom more broadly than before, throws the plaid sack in which he is dressed from off him, and leaping as it were across the room, seizes her in his arms.
Kindliness yet lingers in his withered face as he goes forth, yields submission to a state's lnjustice, and bares his back before he eats.
I was as thirsty as a windy flower That bares its bosom to the summer shower And to the unremembered winds that came.
Egidius bares his feet and Sylvester bares his feet, following the bridegroom; so pleasing is the bride.
O tear the specious veil, which Avarice throws Before the foul deformity of woes, The congregated ills, the wasteful toil, That bares our fleets, and widows half the isle.
But, my comrades, come behold him, Where our colors now enfold him, And his breast Bares no more to meet the blade, But lies covered in the shade.
NIGHT OF LOVE The moon has left the sky, love, The stars are hiding now, And frowning on the world, love, Night bares her sable brow.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bares" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
