And they immediately leaving their nets, followed him.
Which when Jesus had heard, he retired from thence by a boat, into a desert place apart, and the multitudes having heard of it, followed him on foot out of the cities.
And Jesus rising up followed him, with his disciples.
The king had a great body of men with him, and so chosen a body that all the great people he could lay hold of followed him; and every man of consequence had a chosen band of men with him distinguished by birth or other qualifications.
His brothers-in-law Hyrning and Thorgeir also joined him, each of whom for himself steered a large vessel; and many other powerful men besides followed him.
Hrorek waked the men who usually followed him, and told them he wanted to go out into the yard.
Eirik should let himself be baptized, together with his wife and children, and all the people who had followed him.
He stormed the first; we followed him-- The war-birds now in blood may swim.
I, but it was some minutes before he answered me, for, since the loaves were counted he went to see them distributed, and I followed him.
Ranjoor Singh leaped up in front of us, and we followed him, all forgetting their distrust of him in the fierce excitement--remembering only how he had led us in the charge on that first night.
I followed him, rather ashamed of going in with such a strange companion.
I saw him leave his palace and followed him; half an hour ago, I saw him enter your house, and I went into the coffee-house opposite for the purpose of making my observations.
She, therefore, followed him silently to the sofa and sat down, inviting him, with a charming smile, to take a seat by her side.
It was only at the last moment I decided to come by this train," Sir Roland said as he entered the taxi that a porter had hailed, and I followed him, while Dick hopped in after us.
I followed him a little way down the passage which led to the card-rooms.
He must have followed him from London, followed himon to the boat-- I dared not let my thoughts travel further.
I followed him, and went into the large drawing-room.
Captain Nemo made a sign with his hand, and we followed him by a gentle declivity till we disappeared under the waves.
No; but, being in my master's service, I followed him.
Followed by Benjy's adoring eyes, he started out of the door, and I followed him perforce.
So we followed him until we came to a place where, in summer, two quiet rivers flowed through green forests--the little Wabashes.
I followed him, dodging between the houses, and when we had got off the line he took me by the two shoulders from behind.
Seeing him set off, I followed him, as I usually do.
Turenne, who had taken the command of the French army, followed him, and a severe action was fought in the streets of the suburb of St. Antoine, in which neither party had the advantage.
Edward fired, and then cheered on the dog, who sprung after the wounded animal, giving tongue, as he followed him.
Craig read quickly and I followed him, fascinated by the letter from its very opening paragraph.
Considerably mystified, I followed him to the sidewalk.
While that foremost one of the Kurus was thus proceeding towards his brothers who were exceedingly afflicted by Drona, Susarman with his brothers, followed him behind, desirous of battle.
And as that mighty-armed hero proceeded, the brave Panchalas and the Somakas followed him behind, like the celestials following Maghavat.
Yudhamanyu, and Uttamaujas, followed him as the protector of his wheels.
When he had been some months in his new place his brother David followed him to the Wylye, having obtained a place as shepherd on a farm adjoining Mr. Ellerby's.
I followed him, but as I sat down and glanced about the room I saw something that fairly jerked me to my feet.
I followed himout of the house and through the grove with very mixed sensations.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "followed him" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
