And we got hotter and hotter and hotter, and the dews of agony stood in beads on our brows and rolled down our noses and off our chins.
Her soul expanded, and her silent lips were opened under the genial influence--it was like the sun shining upon the little flower, shut up against the chillingdews of night, but spontaneously opening under his joyful beams.
I have seen him in the watchfires of a hundred circling camps; They have builded him an altar in the evening dews and damps; I have read his righteous sentence by the dim and flaring lamps; His day is marching on.
Lo, every Grecian, every British muse Scatter the recent flowers and gracious dews Where MASON lies!
They do not fade away under sorrow or sickness, like plants under the scorching sun beams, nor are they refreshed by refreshments, like medicinal plants under the refreshing dews of night.
His tub also was broken down in course of time, by some wild animal; and thus he lost all his stays, as the darkness and the dews of night, are dispelled and sucked up by the solar light and heat.
The crown of his head was decorated with the gemming milk-white disk of the moon, which sprung from the bosom of the milky ocean; and spread her bright radiance and ambrosial dews about his person.
I reckon myself as highly blest among the blessed today to be thus favoured by your presence, and cooled by your speech distilling as ambrosial dews from your lips.
These were the inhabitants of the garden of paradise, and going out to meet their Siddha husbands; and sprinkled over with perfumeries, shedding their dews as bright moon beams.
The night-dews of the lowlands had for some hours been falling when we reached the village drenched with their damps.
There was a dash of fascinating romance about the scene, which held me involuntarily upon the spot until reminded by the chilldews of night that I had, as yet, no shelter.
Ere they undressed they went for a walk as usual in their garden, to breathe the odour of the flowers, which the dews of evening never failed to draw out.
And soft as, from hills rosy-golden The dewsof still gladness descend, So had she drawn nigh unbeholden, And wakened with kisses her friend.
They give me healing to my mind, And show me once again the lawn Green and clear-gemmed with dews of dawn.
The most, in fields, like herded beasts, lie down, To dews obnoxious on the grassy floor.
Sits on her bed; tears falling from her eyes, As silently as dews in dead of night.
O sir, if ever pity touched your breast, Let it be now to your own blood exprest: In tears your beauteous daughter drowns her sight, Silent as dews that fall in dead of night.
Her locks with heaven's ambrosial dews were bright, And amorous zephyrs fluttered on her breast: With every shifting gleam of morning light, The colours shifted of her rainbow vest.
Oft at the sun the dusky elfins strain The sable eye, then snugging, sleep again; Oft as the dews of cooler evening fall, For their prophetic mother's mantle call.
But as such dews are dried up quite, When Phoebus shows his face, So are such fancies put to flight, Where God doth guide by grace.
The dews of summer night did fall, The moon, sweet regent of the sky, Silvered the walls of Cumnor Hall, And many an oak that grew thereby.
Night came on with her thousand stars, and brought me the dews of sleep.
The stars will awaken, Though the moon sleep a full hour later, To-night; 15 No leaf will be shaken Whilst the dews of your melody scatter Delight.
From my wings are shaken the dews that waken 5 The sweet buds every one, When rocked to rest on their mother's breast, As she dances about the sun.
These reflections made him rather absent; and even when he took his leave, which was not until the falling dews and the glimmer of a late dusk drove Mrs. Challoner into the house, these thoughts still pursued him.
He had marched under a broiling sun by day and shivered in the tropic dews at night.
Burning by fever by day, chilled by tropic dews at night, these poor devils had been harried and kicked and cursed and ill-used by Askaris and insulted by native porters all that long retreat from Moschi to Kissaki and beyond.
For thee the rains of spring return, The summer dews for thee; And when thy latest blossoms die In autumn's chilly showers, The winter fountains gush for thee, Till May brings back the flowers.
But once beside thy bed; But one brief summer, on thy path, The dews of heaven are shed.
This night of deep solemnity, And verdurous serenity, While over every fleecy field The dews descend and odours yield.
SONG The flower unfolds its dawning cup, And the young sun drinks the star-dews up, At eve it droops with the bliss of day, And dreams in the midnight far away.
These are to the heart like the dews of Hermon,--like the dews that descended upon the mountains of Zion.
Let the dews Of knowledge, and the light of virtue, wake it In richest fragrance and in purest hues.
Let the dews Of knowledge and the light of virtue, wake it In richest fragrance and in purest hues.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dews" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
