The flode with a felle cours flow{et} on hepis, Rose uppon rockes as any ranke hylles.
Quen we suppose in our sele to sit alther heist, Than fondis furth dame fortoun to the flode ȝates, Draȝes up the damme borde and drenchis us evir.
Thrifty and [th]riuaund, thretty and two There were brent on the buerne with the breme low, And all the freikes in the flode floterand aboue.
I can no more but here, out-cast of al welfare, abyde the day of my dethe, or els to see the 85 sight that might al my wellinge sorowes voyde, and of the flode make an ebbe.
And so thou may at that tyme by the point of the labelle unremeved knowe the houre of the flode or of the ebbe, as it is before seyd, &c.
FOR TO KNOWE AT WHAT HOURE OF THE DAY, OR OF THE NIGHT, SHAL BE FLODE OR EBBE.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "flode" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
