Wherefore it behoves thee to give thanks to God and not cross me for I am a true counsellor to thee and take an affectionate interest in thee.
The arrow of destiny hath fallen on thee, and it behoves thee to show resignation and submission.
When such is the case, O righteous one, it behoves thee to grant me some other boon if, indeed, I have become worthy of thy grace or if I have a little of merit.
I am desirous of again hearing the recital of some history full of religious instruction, and it behoves thee to gratify me.
It behoves thee not, O thousand-eyed one, to advise me now to abandon this tree for ever.
It behoves thee, therefore, to trust in me, for I am not ignorant of the vicissitudes of Fortune: so delay not to contrive some device for our deliverance, for the case is too urgent for further talk.
Quoth the wolf, 'It behoves thee to endeavour for my release, by reason of our brotherhood and fellowship, and if thou deliver me, I will assuredly make fair thy reward.
There is but one thing can deliver us, to which if thou agree, we shall both escape; and after it behoves thee to keep the vows thou hast made, and I will be thy friend.
In truth, if thou hast might of arms, it behoves theeto display it.
Having won her, it behoves thee not, O king, to abandon her without cause.
O monarch, it behoves thee to dispel these regrets of thine!
A longer stairway it behoves thee mount; 'Tis not enough from these to have departed; Let it avail thee, if thou understand me.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "behoves thee" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
