One of the able addresses during the convention was that of Mrs. Hala Hammond Butt, president of the Mississippi Suffrage Association, entitled, Restricted Suffrage from a Southern Point of View.
He aina haaheo loa no Puna; I haaheo i ka hala me ka lehua; He maikai maluna, he a malalo; He kelekele ka papa o Mau-kele.
A no ka hala ana o ka manawa a Laieikawai i kauoha ai i kona mau hoa, nolaila, ala ae la na kaikuahine o Aiwohikupua i ke kakahiaka nui o ka umikumamalua o ka la iho aku la e ike i ka pono o ko lakou hoa.
A pau ka Aiwohikupua ma olelo ana no keia mau mea, ia po iho, kau o Hauailiki ma maluna o na waa a holo aku la; aka, ua nui no na la i hala ma ia holo ana.
Ia Kahalaomapuana e kau ana i ka uha o kona kaikunane, kena ae la o Aiwohikupua i na hoewaa, i hoe ikaika; ia manawa, ua hala hope loa kekahi mau kaikuahine, a hala mua lakou la.
A hala aku la o Aiwohikupua ma, kuka iho la na kaikuahine i ko lakou manao, a hooholo iho la lakou, e ukali mahope o ke kaikuane, me ka manao e maliu mai.
I ua mau elele la i hala aku ai, aole i liuliu halawai mai la me laua kekahi kanaka kia manu mai uka mai o Olaa; ninau mai la, "Mahea ka olua hele.
A pau keia mau olelo, hele aku la ka Makaula, a hala ia, alaila kaili puia aku la na kaikuahine elima i luna a noho pu me ia i ka olu o ka Mahina.
The ancient crone was making a dearest-loved lei (wreath) of the fruit of the halawhich is the screw-pine or pandanus of the South Pacific.
It is true the hala smelled most freshly strong, yet was the act beautiful to me, and the old woman herself beautiful to me.
I nodded, with eyes and face mirthful of appreciation, and Prince Akuli, with another apprehensive glance at the old wahine and her half-made hala lei, returned to his tale of the bones of his ancestors.
He sniffed disgustedly of the odour of the hala lei that stifled him.
With welcome relief on his face, he removed the lei hala from his neck, and, with a sniff and a sigh, tossed it into concealment in the thick lantana by the side of the road.
For these operations he must necessarily have been hedged in between the Purali and Hala range, which he clearly had not crossed as yet.
Hala tiwasag dáru tung umahan, You have been wanting to plow so much, so go ahead, plow the whole field.
Sometimes they would inter-twine the bright hala fruit and the fragrant glossy leaves of the maile, which made a very beautiful lei, especially on an olive skin as a background.
Sometimes they would make leis of the fruit of the hala tree, the pandanus, which was also very plentiful in that part of the island.
Christians, who read these lines, pray for Hala of Abeih!
For several days the husband refused to send for a doctor, but at length his wife Hala was sent to the College Hospital (of the Prussian Knights of St. John) in Beirût where Dr.
All the world is to me Viṭṭhala and nothing else: thee also I behold in him.
Footnote 539: It does not seem to me that the legend of Śiva's drinking the hala-hala poison is really parallel to the sufferings of the Christian redeemer.
Broken are the meshes of the net Within the hala and ulua.
He never answered, but struck her again with the hala branch, killing her instantly, as before.
Upon resuming his walk he broke off and carried along with him a bunch of hala nuts.
He struck her across the temple with the heavy bunch of hala nuts he had broken off at Mahinauli, and which he had been holding all the time.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hala" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
