Sigurd," he continued, in tones of severity, "this fierce quarrel bodes no good to the Saxon cause.
In what particular to worke, I know not, But in the thought and scope of my opinion, This bodessome strange eruption to the state.
Fruitful, the head fruitful, that bodes horns; the fruit of the head is horns.
It is of evil portent, and bodes mischief to the master of a family.
Pox take 'em, their conjunction bodesme no good, I'm sure.
I downa bide to see ye sitting up there, and the clouds are casting up thick in the west ower Glasgow-ward, and maist skeily folk think that bodes rain.
Two strangers, whom in caverns of the shore We found conceal'd, and whose arrival here Bodes to my realm no good, are in my power.
With a faint exclamation she showed the marks to Rose, saying at the same time, "What bodes this?
Their enthusiast complexion, the smiting of their sticksbodes little good to any one; least of all to rich master-manufacturers of the Suburb Saint-Antoine, with whose workmen they consort.
But now comes the third thing that bodesill for the marching of this French Constitution: besides the French People, and the French King, there is thirdly--the assembled European world?
A picture, particularly if it be a family portrait, falling down from the wall, bodes a death in the family, or at least some great misfortune.
Getting out of bed on the wrong side bodes ill luck for the rest of the day.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bodes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
