And as his hede-stele byndis his hede to resone, sa dois resone the Knycht, and kepis his worschip.
The Sadill that he rydis in, betakenis sekernes, that he be nocht lychtly put by his purpose, sa kepis the sadill him, that he be nocht lichtly put fra his hors; ffor quhen he war doune strykyn than war his honour lawe.
Eneas nurys, Caieta, can deces, Quhar ȝit the place kepishir name, but les.
They could parade the streets, escorted by a gold-trimmed kepis that attracted the notice of the passers-by and the respectful salute of the lower ranks.
Among the kneeling mass were many soldiers with bandaged heads, kepis in hand and tearful eyes.
Focussing his glasses on the village, he saw the red spots of kepis waving like poppies over the green of the meadows.
With their cloaks adorned with medals, their theatrical Moorish garments, their kepis and their African headdresses, this heroic band presented, nevertheless, a lamentable aspect.
The kepis was red, but darkened with wear; the cloak, too large, was torn and darned; the great shoes had a strong smell of leather.
The number of bodies within could be told by the mouldering kepis or rusting helmets hanging on the arms of the cross; the number of the regiments could still be deciphered between the rows of ants crawling over the caps.
The trousers of bright scarlet cloth, the red kepis which he had hailed with such joy in the expedition of the Marne, no longer existed.
When uttering these words, Dona Luisa always saw Julio as he looked in a pale photograph which he had sent his father from the trenches--with kepisand military cloak, a gun in his right hand, and his face shadowed by a growing beard.
In one of the breaches appeared a red kepis followed by legs of the same color trying to clamber over the ruins.
Upon these moss-covered graves were the old kepis of the gunners.
They were armed with old muskets, and were wearing the red kepis as their only military distinction.
The kepis and boots were soon worn out, and the immense majority of the condemned having no means whatever, had to bear the sun and the rainy season bare-headed and bare-footed.
All around, on every promontory and hill, the little white tents were scattered thickly, and the sound of the bugle, and the sight of the red kepis of the soldiers, prevailed everywhere.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kepis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
