Now she has been caught herself and identified, and, of course, the sentence being in full force against her, can be dealt with at once on your Excellency's command.
You mean that she will be taken to the prison to be dealt with by the Holy Office?
The following extracts from letters to Mr. Fox are worth giving, as showing how great was the accumulation of material which now had to be dealt with.
It is neither safe nor proper to leave the question of polygamy to be dealt with by the several States.
Our pathologists will find immune varieties that will resist the root disease, and the bollworm can be dealt with, but the boll weevil is a serious menace to the cotton crop.
He was a model steward, possessing in the highest degree the faculty of divining the needs and instincts of those he dealt with.
Therefore Oxford, like every other prisoner shielded by the irresponsibility of madness, was delivered up to be dealt with according to her Majesty's pleasure, which signified his imprisonment so long as the Crown should see fit.
The poor passionate, wayward nature, which after all had been cruelly dealt with, was touched as well as elated.
In the case of a woman not wanting the goods at the time, is the article she brings entered to her account, or how is it dealt with?
Shall he who giveth himself up to prayer in the hours of the night, prostrate, and standing, and who taketh heed as to the life to come, and hopeth for the mercy of his LORD, be dealt with as the wicked unbeliever?
Deal not unjustly with others, and ye shall not be dealt with unjustly.
It is this physical space which is dealt with in geometry and assumed in physics and astronomy.
These subjects will be dealt within the following chapters.
It would seem that cases of fallacious memory can probably all be dealt with in this way, i.
And the viceroy was currently reported - it may have been scandal - to have intimated that Pizarro would be dealt with accordingly.
But Felipillo was too important to the Spaniards to be dealt with so summarily; nor did they probably attach such consequence to an offence which, if report be true, they had countenanced by their own example.
The cattle question is a very serious one and ought to be dealt with.
The word sustauroo does not occur in pre-Christian writings, and only five times in the Bible against the forty-four times of the word next to be dealt with.
This still further illustrates the pointdealt with above; for though Water is the negative of Fire, yet Fire cannot produce Life without the aid of Water.
He obtained trustworthy information that up to a recent date, while all the other gates had been built up, the Cabul gate had not been so dealt with.
Meer Butcha and his Kohistanees were less formidable, and might be dealt with incidentally.
Sir Donald's march from Candahar, which was an eventful one, is dealt with in the next chapter.
Human labour and existing material are dealt with in relation to that.
Public drunkenness (as distinguished from the mere elation that follows a generous but controlled use of wine) will be an offence against public decency, and will be dealt within some very drastic manner.
Why a man should consent to be dealt with as a bale of goods holding an indistinctive ticket--when God gave him legs and a face--passes my understanding.
I dealt with him as if to me all manners were indifferent, and he had a sweet, wild way with him.
For the most part, we are contented so to deal and to be dealt with, and we do not think that for the mass of men there is any truer and nobler relation possible.
We ask our neighbor to suffer himself to be dealt with truly, sincerely, nobly; but he answers no by his deafness.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dealt with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
