When my fourth was born, we had no food or anything to eat, until my husband went to a storekeeper and told him how we were placed, and he trusted us, and said we ought to have asked him before.
When all was over, my husband went to tell him, and he said he was very glad, as he wanted his rest.
When the last-named was three months old, my husband went on strike for more wages; he was out eleven weeks, and not a penny coming in.
In this winter my husband went to wait on his good friend the Earl of Strafford, in Yorkshire; and there my Lord offered him a house of his in Tankersly Park, which he took, and paid 120 l.
But when we woke in the morning, my husband went out to see the cause of the unusual rocking of the ship and still more unusual silence, and found everyone asleep and the ship lying to out of sight of any land.
We could hear the little thing squealing and crying, so my husband went to rescue it once more from an untimely end.
The next two days passed very pleasantly; whenever my husband went out of the room, almost simultaneously I would hear a voice at the window asking permission to enter, and the ladies would come in for a chat.
My husband went at once to our consul on reaching Aleppo, laying before him the whole story.
My husband went to call some of the men, and found them all happily asleep in the carriage: with great difficulty he awoke them, and together they made secure all the tent-pegs.
During the outbreak of 1862, after my husband went to the war, we were repeatedly warned to leave our home and flee to safety.
My husband went on ahead and we were to meet him Wednesday noon in Minneapolis, or St. Anthony.
My husband went up to our claim and broke from twenty-five to forty acres and sowed rutabagas.
As usual during the vacation, my husband went on the Saône with Stephen and Maurice for a fortnight.
Having finished his work in the exhibition, my husband went home to write a notice of it for the "International Review.
On the Sunday night my husband went alone to the cemetery by moonlight, and remained long at the grave.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "husband went" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
