So came they to where the ground became smoother, and there was a fair piece of greensward in a nook made by those great walls and towers, which sheltered it from the north.
Thitherward went they, and in a little, and before the sun was set, came they to the shore of a great water, and thence was no more land to be seen before them than if it had been the main sea itself, though this was a sweet water.
So came they presently to the forest-road, and turning north towards Winisfarne they strode on, side by side, in silence profound and deep.
So came they to a deep porch, where they quenched all the torches save one, and entered a great hall through it, David and two other tall young men going first, and Robert Maisey going beside the bier.
Battle-weary, so came they hither of whom one full oft must hear That they sold their lives full dearly, and did never a foeman fear.
So came they to the Yew-wood, and the brethren fell to work, and the Bride with them, for she was deft with the axe and strong withal.
Iron-face smiled, and answered not; and so came they to the house wherein they were guested.
Came they then to the bridge-end and there was no man there, nought but the kine that were wandering about over the dewy grass of eventide.
So came they to the heavy-plunging sea, And found the rowers in the smooth-wrought ship Handling the tackle, fixing mast and sail.
So came they home, as heaven guided each, Even all that 'scaped the fell sea-tempest blasts.
So came they to the ships, and put from them Their battle-gear, and strode into the waves Of Hellespont fair-flowing, and washed away All stain of dust and sweat and clotted gore.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "came they" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
