He certainly waits for the wind and rain, and disports himself in the azure air.
She list not heare, but her disports poursewd, And euer bad him stay, till time the tide renewd.
He disports himself with the infinitely dignified string-quartet, makes it do light and acrobatic things.
In his belt at the pinched waist he disports a sword and dagger, while he holds a bâton in his hand.
One sees masses of children of all ages and conditions of health, from the neatly attired son of the wealthy merchant, who disports himself with his eldest brother, to the orphan boy, starving, and in rags covered with mud.
The twain beyond speech are out of all reason, The loveling disports with most ardent passion: Eagerly fair-face kisses love-face, The bending moon drinks up the lotus.
Sandal and garment of yellow and lotus garlands upon his body of blue, In his dance the jewels of his ears in movement dangling over his smiling cheeks, Krishna here disports himself with charming women given to love.
The wife of a certain herdsman sings as Krishna sounds a tune of love Krishna here disports himself with charming women given to love.
The Youth of Cordova Disportsitself upon the Water.
An other for priuate entertainements in Court, or other secret disports in chamber, and such solitary places.
It gambols and disports itself like a great bat, which its outlines suggest.
The alternatives seemed to lie between Gulmarg, where most of the beauty and fashion of Kashmir disports itself during the hot weather, Sonamarg, and Pahlgam.
Here, too, the teacher sows the seeds of that crude and wilful misinterpretation of the classics, which later on disports itself as art-criticism, and which is nothing but bumptious barbarity.
This truth is taught by the Monist school that Krishna is God Himself; He dwells in the form of the Swarup power; spreading out in the forms of swamsha and bibhinnamsha, He disports Himself in Ananta, Vaikuntha, and Brahmanda.
He is full and the source of all power, and yet He exults in the society of the faithful and ever disports in many ways with them.
From the temple he goes to Gundicha and there disports day and night in the many gardens.
This master of merry disports was not confined to the court, nor to the houses of the opulent, he was also elected in various parishes, where, indeed, his reign seems to have been of shorter date.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "disports" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
