Na mor sayng, with that ilk word fut het Ful clos within his palice he him schet, Of all sik thingis gaue our the cure and charge, Sen na better mycht be, to go at large.
And Tisbee dorste noght remue, Bot as a bridd which were in Mue Withinne a buissh sche kepte hire clos So stille that sche noght aros; Unto hirself and pleigneth ay.
Lydgate has: 'And also clos and muet as a stone;' Siege of Thebes, pt.
For who-so that is contened in-with the palis and the clos of thilke citee, ther nis no drede that he may deserve to ben exiled.
Darbois,' said the old nobleman, 'have not I told you that Clos de Vougeot is always to be kept for Sir Ratcliffe Armine?
So, bit by bit, they grope about for theirClos Vougeot and Lafite.
Winter, whose glance was dwelling appreciatively on a dusty bottle labeled "Clos Vosgeot, 1879.
Being a hospitable creature, he opened another bottle of the Clos Vosgeot, but his guests were not to be tempted.
The strife grew nearer every step we made, the combatants fleeing and pursuing, grew thicker, and when we entered the Clos St. Lazare, we saw the roar of the battle.
The Clos de Vougeot which, to the educated palate, is art, literature and song combined, meant nothing more to her than if it had been Médoc.
Regnier, the exhibitor of sparkling red Vougeot, sent, moreover, a white sparkling wine, from the species of grape known locally as the clos blanc de Vougeot.
As for the Clos de Vougeot, its characteristics are a rich ruby colour, velvety softness, a delicate bouquet, which has a slight suggestion of the raspberry.
Red wine should be drunk with game,--Chambertin, Clos de Vougeot, or a sound Lafitte or La Tour claret.
Let it be theClos Vougeot of '20," said the younger St. Maur.
Clos Vougeot, and hear again the courteous voice of the Duke: "A little more Burgundy, Monsieur?
By the way, I have asked Lavaux to come to Clos Jallanges for his holiday.
From the Vicomte de Freydet To Mademoiselle Germaine de Freydet, Clos Jallanges, near Mousseaux, Loir et Cher.
It is not, as you may suppose, at Clos Jallanges, in my tweed suit and leggings, that I could get on with my candidature.
Now he could not make up his mind whether he should leave the letter, or deliver it himself a few days hence, when he went back to Clos Jallanges.
Thank you, Védrine,' said Freydet under his breath; he had been choking with the recollection of the dear one at Clos Jallanges.
Du Clos here openly ridicules, and dares his protector and his judge.
Such was the set of these incomprehensible and capricious inventions, which the lighter fancy and ingenuity of Du Clos converted into a fairy story, full of pleasantry and satire.
The same is true of the wine exploitation of the monks of Citeaux at Clos Vougeot, and of the famous wine cellars of the Hospice de Beaune.
The Clos Vougeot, the cradle of an equally well known Burgundian wine, is scarce a half dozen kilometres away and may be classed among the historic chateaux of France.
Years ago, when the Clos Vougeot was the nucleus of the many Vougeots of to-day, the grapes passed entirely through the wine-presses of the monks, who reserved the product entire to be used as presents to Popes and Princes.
Regnier, the exhibitor of sparkling red vougeot, sent, moreover, a white sparkling wine from the species of grape known locally as the clos blanc de Vougeot.
The occupants of Clos Bourel and Plaisance carefully locked their doors of a night now.
Ma muthuh ud stan clos by an she ud grab in de kettle with both han's an eat whateber she got.
All de clos wuz wove an de only fancy closma grandmuthuh had ware giv'n ta her by de Missus.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "clos" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: block; close; croft; enclave; field; lot; pale; patch; plat; plot; quadrangle; section; square; tract
