The sorrows, over which time had had so little power, were opened afresh by a calamity, which naturally filled her with the most gloomy forebodings for the fate of her people, whose welfare was to be committed to such incompetent hands.
These two documents were a precious legacy bequeathed to her people, to guide them when the light of her personal example should be withdrawn for ever.
In the mean while, Isabella lost nothing of her solicitude for the welfare of her people, and the great concerns of government.
She told him of Mrs. Jupe, and of the deception she had practised upon her people, and he turned his head that he might not see her tears.
Her people lived in Bethnal Green, but Charlie always came to the theatre to take her home.
At the request ofher people I brought her up to London.
She talked to him of Lashnagar, pouring into his ears legend after legend of her people, until she came to the tale of the spaewife and the coming of the ruin upon Lashnagar.
He talked quickly and strangely, disjointed talk out of which she wove wild tales of the deaths of her people in the past.
When he saw the wretchedness of her people he stopped his stringent methods and began casting about for some ways of lessening the poor people's torment.
He went back to the house, where the front door was already open to admit Lady Ambermere, who was telling "her people" when to come back for her, and fled with the heels of his slippers tapping on the oak stairs up to Hamlet.
Upon which Lady Ambermere had said "Home" to her people, and got in with such unconcern of the material world that she sat down on Pug.
Though there was never a conviction under the statute, the presence of such a law in the colony code indicates the religious temper of her people at a time when radical changes were creeping into man's conception of religion.
The change in the national attitude was reflected in Connecticut by the whole-hearted antipathy of large numbers of her people to what they considered "radicalism of the most destructive character.
Many strangers were attracted by her prosperity, so that, notwithstanding frequent emigrations of her people, she trebled her population about once in twenty years all through the first century of her existence.
But she could not make up her mind to reveal her unhappiness to her people.
Kaukomieli soon discovered That the time had come for leaving, That his presence was unwelcome At the feasting of Pohyola, At the banquet of her people.
She may have returned to her people," Kenkenes went on.
She seemed to declare with authority the freedom of her people.
Then there are the wise and discerning who know that Rachel hath turned away from the best among her people.
At that grave of Europeans the Pitt lost eighteen of her people.
The Supply lost one of her people, who was washed off the reef and drowned.
While seated here she received the ring which was a token that she was betrothed to her people, a globe surmounted by a cross, and a sceptre.
When she has come out among her people, it has chiefly been for the sake of some public benefit for the poor and the suffering.
She could not forget the wrongs of her people: she was the only living creature left of the Mohawks on that island.
Yet the dark eyes of the Indian girl were not dimmed with tears as she thought of these things; she had learned of her people to suffer, and be still.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "her people" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
