The toboggan is to the hurlie what the sled is to the carriage; it is a hurlie upon runners; and if for a grating road you substitute a long declivity of beaten snow, you can imagine the giddy career of the tobogganist.
Do, do try a game with the rest of us, and I'll be your hurlie myself.
As she looked up, she saw Yorke and Philip Livingston talking with the boy who had been hurlie for Kitty, and it crossed her mind to wonder where Kitty had vanished.
Tullia in the time of this hurlie burlie, fledde from her house, all the people cursing and crying vengeaunce vpon her.
Claudius seing the maide like to be rescued by the multitude that was assembled, said, that there was no neede of that hurlie burlie, for that he attempted nothing by force, but that he was able to proue by lawe.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hurlie" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
