Yet should we fightlesse let our shyps force flie: Well might we crush his keele with rocklike powers, And him with them ore-whelme into the maine, Courage then harts, fetch honour backe againe.
When their fishing is done, their manner is to drawe their carbasses Or boates on shore, and there to leaue them with the keele turned vpwardes, till the next spring tide.
The rest being better aduised said that it should be farre better to build a faire ship vpon the keele of the Galiote which I had caused to be made, promising to labour couragiously therupon.
Mr. Sayer wrot me that, a friggat going out, they serched her to the verry keele and opened all chistes, to have fownd Ric.
The one side of the Palsgrove was wholie sheathed this day from the keele to the bend.
The prisoners being at length victorious, many of them made their escape; but the neighbours giving their assistance, Keele and Lowther, and several others, were taken and convicted on the clearest evidence.
On his left side he held a shield in fashion like to the keele of a ship, or the bone of a horse head, wherevppon was inscript in Hebrew, Attic, and Latine letters, this sentence that is placed on the other side with the figure.
Vnder this border there did stick out round about certaine proportions like walnut shels, or the keeleof a ship, somwhat thicke and broade at the vpper end, and lessing themselues to nothing belowe.
The Keele party on the great watershed, as they travelled east, crossed two families of Mackenzie River Indians going westward to hunt, on the west side of the ridge, the marten and the beaver.
As the Indians were on their return journey toward the Mackenzie in spring, the Keele party saw them again.
When Mr. Keele imagines a place is good, the steamer stops and we all gather fossils.
Illustration: The Keele Party on the Gravel River] We had gone North with the birds in spring and now, as we turn our faces homeward, the first migrants with strong wing are beginning their southward flight.
Our greate shipp heaveing downe very taught, wee could not [bring] her keele upp by a streake.
St. Alena is a very remarkable land to beknowne, for tis like to a shipp with her keele up.
Their boates are made all of Seales skinnes, with a keele of wood within the skin: the proportion of them is like a Spanish shallop, saue only they be flat in the bottome, and sharpe at both ends.
Their boates were made with wood and yron all along the keele like our English boates: and they had nayles for to naile them withall, and fish-hookes and other things for to catch fish as we haue here in England.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "keele" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
