Her eyelids blew 400 And dimmed sight with pale and deadly hew At last she up gan lift: with trembling cheare Her up he tooke, too simple and too trew, And oft her kist.
And where's that valiant Crook-back Prodigie, Dickie, your Boy, that with his grumbling voyce Was wont to cheare his Dad in Mutinies?
Now cheare up, sire abbot, did you never hear yet, That a fool he may learn a wise man witt?
Black Jackes to every man were fill'd with Wine and Beere, No Pewter Pot nor Kanne in those dayes did appeare: Good cheare in a Noble-mans house was counted a seemly shew, We wanted no Brawne nor Sowse when this old Cap was new.
We bid them cheare up, & tould them it was an usuall custome with the ffrench to make much of themselves & of their friends.
Then replyed he, Brother, cheare up, lett us escape, the 3 rivers are not a farre off.
We all did sing and made goodcheare of a fatt beare.
Wee made cottages att our advantages, and found the truth of what those men had often [said], that if once we could come to that place we should make good cheare of a fish that they call Assickmack, which signifieth a white fish.
So satisfied [he] leads me to his cabban & setts before me what good cheare he had, not desiring to loose time because the affaire concerned me much.
Cheare up & speake as you have done; that is my councell to you.
Wee layd all night in our fort, where we made goodcheare and great fires, fearing nothing, being farr enough in the wood.
You know that the ffrench are men, & maks forts that cannot be taken so soone therefore cheare upp, ffor we love you & will die with you.
Att last sent us some considerable persons who bid us cheare up.
And this day we went to dyner to Itamia Migell Dono, where we had kind 129 entertaynment and great cheare with caboques.
Adames, and all the masters of the shipps and 116 merchantes ashore, where we had greate cheare and no skarsety of wyne, with many guns shott affe for healthes all the night long.
Mr. Cockram envited all the princepall, both of English and Duch, abord the Elizabeth, to dyner this day, where we had good entertaynment and good cheare with healthes of guns shott affe in good sort.
And we dined at Semi Donos, where we had great cheareand kind entertaynment; and the Hollanders are to dyne theare to morrow.
We were envited to dyner to the plate fownder (or mynt man) called Gota Shozamon Dono, where we had good cheare after Christion fation, syting at a hie table with cheares.
Hollanders to dyner this day, where we had greate cheare with dansing beares.
For the Gayler sayde vnto hym: "Bee of good Cheare Sir, for beholde the letters of your discharge, wherefore you may goe at liberty whether you list.
But when he considered that the Lords alone, should lodge within the Fort, he was of good cheare again, and staied vpon his first intent.
And albeit that the Wyfe (after the departure of hir Fryend) assayed to drawe from him the cause of his alteredcheare yet coulde shee neuer learne, that hir husband had any ill opinion of theyr Loue.
Well, I will meete you, so I may haue good cheare Prin.
And still the trumpets sound with pleasant blast doth cheare Ech Mariner, so in that stound that they nothing did feare.
The Maister then also, his mates to cheare in fight, His Whistle chearefully doth blow, whereby strait euery wight So fierce begins to be, that Frenchmen gin to stoe, And English men as right worthy do catch for pillage tho.
Her eylids blew And dimmed sight with pale and deadly hew 6 At last she vp gan lift: with trembling cheare Her vp he tooke, too simple and too trew, 8 And oft her kist.
Then came one of the queenes damselles, And knelt upon her knee: Cheare up, cheare up, my gracious dame, I trust yet helpe may be.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cheare" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
