For anes I slew his sister's son, And on his briest banebrak a trie.
Than out he ran in all his mane, How sune he hard the gaislingis cry; Bot than or he come in agane, 55 The calfis brak louss and sowkit the ky.
Man, come an' brak bread wi' me or I'll hae to brak yer stiff neck.
Man, I couldna haud the place gin I brak the rules.
Thre dayis still with in the toun thai baid; Syn brak doun werk that worthely was maid.
The gret buschement at anys brakon breid, 245 Ten thousand haill that douchty war in deid, The flearis than with erll Patrik relefd To fecht agayn, quhar mony war myscheifd.
All Mydlame land thai brynt wp in a fyr, Brak parkis doun, distroyit all the schyr.
In awfull fer thai trawaill throuch the land, 1165 Maid byggynis bar that thai befor thaim fand; Gret barmkynnys brak off stedis stark and strang; Thir wicht wermen off trawaill thocht nocht lang.
The thrid he hyt in his harness of steyll, Throw out the cost; the sper to brak sumdeyll.
In London he lay, and tuk him till his rest; And brak his vow.
Apon that syd langar thai taryed nocht, Till the south land with glaid hartis thai socht; Syn brak the bait, quhen thai war landyt thair; Serwice off it Sotheroun mycht haiff no mayr.
The qwhipe he tuk, syne furth the mar can call; Atour a bray the omast pot gert fall, Brak on the ground.
Annie's deein', Drumsheugh, an' Tammas is like tae brak his hert.
And he anon the teth outdrouh, And sette his Oxen in a plouh, 3720 With which he brak a piece of lond And sieu hem with his oghne hond.
And whanne he sih the maner hou Thei wolde him save, he made avou 2880 With manfull herte, and thus he seide, That Rome scholde nevere abreide His heires, whan he were of dawe, That here Ancestre brak the lawe.
Upoun what uther trifeling questionis, (as for the debatable land and such like,) the war brak up, we omitt to wryte.
W'en you don't shut up she call Bateese tobrak your head.
M'sieu, you will stop ze talk or I brak hees head wit' ze paddle in my han'!
As soon as Hertzog in the Carnarvon district heard of the approach of De Wet he trekked up towards the Brak to meet him, having first detached a portion of his command under Brand to make a circuit through Britstown.
The Brak was in spate, and he could not cross it to Prieska.
De Wet was now driven into the western corner of the rectangle where the Brak falls into the Orange, and where he found himself in a dilemma similar to that which in his first raid had cornered him between the Orange and the Caledon.
For he married me for love, But I married him for fee; And sae brak out the feud That gar'd my dearie die.
For ance I slew his sister's son, And on his breast-bane brak a tree.
Wyteth the feend, and his be the maugree; And for excused have her innocence, Sauf only that shebrak obedience.
Gin I do naething, my hert 'll brak wi' the weicht o' my shame.
They winna brak the bargain,' cried Shargar, beginning almost to whimper, for a savoury smell of dinner was coming across the yard.
The great brak pan, Makarakara, is also dry at that time.
Ye're no my maister; an' gien ye war, ye wad hae no richt to brak my neck.
Gien the fractious brute wad but brak a bane or twa o' him!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "brak" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
