She rather thought that she would postpone her call on the Engles until to-morrow.
But I was planning dropping in on the Engles myself this evening.
Tha beheoldon dha hine dhe on tham gedheahte saeton, and gesawon his nebwlite swylce sumesengles ansyne.
On dham forman daege his gebyrd-tide he weardh aeteowed thrym hyrdum on Iudeiscum earde, thurh dhaes engles bodunge.
Orange; he exchanged tensos with his patron with whom he seems to have been on very friendly terms and to whom he refers by the pseudonym Engles (English), the reason for which is as yet unknown.
And so he lived and died an Englishman; and after him no ruler, these nine hundred years, has ever sat on the throne of the Engles by right of conquest.
The industry and the thrift of the Engles made Britain a land of promise, a storehouse where the good things of life could be secured much more easily than by creating or producing them.
This was the true Eng-Land, the land of the Engles or Angles.
And so now, before this common foe, the Britons, Jutes, Celts, Saxons and Engles united to punish and expel the invaders.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "engles" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
