One is, of necessity, more sensitive to botches in one's own tongue than to botches in another, however carefully learned.
The tokens, as the name implies, were made the most distinctive sign of the plague; but they were far from being so constant as the botches or buboes.
The pope did nothing in return for his English tribute: "Had I a clerk that could write, I would cast him a bill That he send me under his seal a salve for the pestilence, And that his blessing and his bulls botches might destroy.
This appeal to State pride by Mr. Botches is a master stroke, and the friends of the champion of the liberties of the people are beginning (some of them) to be a little nervous and doubtful.
Following Mr. Botches were wild and scattering speeches from the back benches--unskillful and pitiable counter-strokes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "botches" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
