The Crooked Rivers and Capers have had their flag up these three weeks," said Lunette; "and I heard how the Artichokes had h'isted theirn yesterday.
They h'isted me on behind a little feller ridin' a big hoss, and I went along with 'em.
He got afloat somehow, h'isted the sail, lashed the tiller after a fashion, took a nip out of the jug and tumbled over and went fast asleep.
And the next day at noon we h'isted him up beside of Joe Stratton.
She just h'isted up her hind legs an' threw 'em into every corner o' the shop.
Then I h'isted the flags, and took her into the cabin and sat her down at the table opposite me.
Blatt was waving a banana and cheering us with a yarn about an old lady that his Burdock Bitters had h'isted bodily out of the tomb.
Old Mrs. Bounderby h'isted the gold-mounted double spyglass she had slung round her neck and took an observation.
We got on the schooner all right, hauled up anchor, h'isted sail and stood out of the lagoon with a fair wind.
Then we h'isted the black flag and took our first prize--an English barque goin' down to Rio.
Overton made it thirty more and Winterbottom h’isted it fifty.
He opened it again for the size o’ the pot an’ got h’isted twice, so it cost him twenty more to play.
They've h'isted the Jack at the peak, sir, yezsir.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "isted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
