Cuthbert Grayne was perhaps more of a criminologist than either a lawyer or a policeman, but in his more barbarous surroundings he had proved successful in turning himself into a practical combination of all three.
The rocky face of Grayne seemed to have sustained a shock in silence; not a line of it altered, but his voice when it came was unexpectedly weakened.
Dawn had begun to break abrupt and white when Cuthbert Grayne turned out the lights in the library and came out on to the links.
When they had deposited the body in the library, Grayne turned to Fisher and said, in a voice that had recovered its fullness and confidence, "I am going to lock myself in and make a thorough examination first.
After a pause, Cuthbert Grayne said, "And what are we to say to the newspapers?
He passed inside, while Grayne turned to the policeman in attendance and handed him a scribbled note, to be telegraphed from headquarters.
He gaue vnto hym also twenty bushels of the grayne called Centli, readye sowen, and two thousand stockes of trées called Cacauatl, whiche bringeth forthe the fruite Cacao, that serueth for money and meate.
He also appoynted other fortie më to carrie the bridge of timber, and other Indians to carrie the Ordinance, and a littlegrayne of Centli that remayned.
Tlaxcallan is properly in the Indian tong as much to say, as bread well baked, for there is more grayne called Centli gathered, than is in all y^e prouince round about.
The grayneof the Ellotes called the Barneheedes:--Joke Ellot called Halfe loges.
Grayne affected to faint when the cheese reached him, and the others did according to their kind.
Sir Lyster Grayne was a man for whom tradition had its uses; but he never allowed it to dictate to him.
Sir Bridgman North commented on the circumstance to Sir Lyster Grayne and, as he passed through Mr. Blair's room, openly taxed him with being responsible for the kidnapping of John Dene.
Sir Lyster Grayneprided himself upon his open-mindedness; incidentally he had a wholesome fear of questions being asked in the House.
The teyth corne and grayne are leased out to on Maior Inet for a terme yet endurynge at a c'teyne yearly rent wch goeth to pay augmentacon in this county as we are informed; the value is aboute thirty pounds a-yeare.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "grayne" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
