Pardee, hit oghte thee to lyke; 860 For hard langage and hard matere Is encombrous for to here At ones; wost thou not wel this?
With fraward langage for to mufe and steir Our crabbit goddis, and sa is sene on me!
Calliope, thou sister wise and sly, And thou, Minerva, guyde me with thy grace, 20 That langage rude my mater not deface.
Also I said I dwelled uppon the cost of the see here, and belangage hit were more necessare to with hold men here than take men from hit.
And also he seid that he wold do in like wise in alle maners that were Sir John Fastolffs in Norfolk as thei have begonne, and other langage as I shall telle yow.
Please yow to wete that I hafe remembred of the langage that I hafe late lerned W.
I lete yow wete this is the furst day that I herd of any seche, but I wold wete the namys of hem that utter this langage and the mater of the bill.
How if all maner of sodaine innouatians were not very scandalous, specially in the lawes of any langage or arte, the use of the Greeke and Latine feete might be brought into our vulgar Poesie, and with good grace enough.
The queyn fand weyll, langage no thing hyr bet; Scho trowit with gold that he mycht be our set.
Thai sperd his nayme; bot tell thaim wald he nocht, Quhill scho hir selff ner till his langage socht.
He turned nocht, na na mar langage maid; In raid battaill the king to Sulway raid, With mekill payn, fast vpon Ingland cost, Fyfty thousand in that trawaill he lost.
Go worthi buk, fullfillit off suthfast deid; Bot in langage off help thow has gret neid.
To thatlangage Cumyn maid na record; 1145 Off ald deidis in till his mynd remord.
I haue in many places ouerpassed dyuers poetical digressions and obscurenes of Fables and haue concluded my worke in rude langage as shal apere in my translacion.
Illustration: Of other Foles a nomber yet I fynde Which by theyr bablynge wordes and langage Can nat kepe close the secrete of theyr mynde.
I haue in many places ouerpassed dyuers poetical digressions and obscurenes of fables and haue concluded my worke in rude langage as shal apere in my translacion.
Meche other langage we hadde, qhyche xuld taken long leysyr in wrytyng.
Than he wend I had comyn for to assayn hym, for forthwith he enseled hem, but me thynk be his langage he hath be labored of the toder part.
Item, the Lord Moleyns haddelangage of yow in the Kynggs presence as my Maister Yelverton can telle yow by mouthe.
Yowr tenawntis wold fayn that summe mene of yowris shuld abyde amongis hem, for they ben in gred diswyr what they may do; the langage is so grett on the tother party that it maketh the tenawntis sor afferd that ye shuld not regoyse itt.
And ther to Mariot seyd stately, that myght not be performed; and more langage ther was, to long to wryte at this leyser.
Meche othrelangage we had, for I was with hym ner an ower.
And Marioth and his felaschep had meche grette langage that xall ben told zw qhen ze kom hom.
Item, sum seyn that Heydon shuld be mad a knyght, and myche othre langage ther is which causyth men to ben aferd, wenyng that he shuld have a rewle ageyn.
And ther was grette langage twexen Blake the baly and Tudenham prest that my lordys and my mayster worne acornberd therof.
John Betes of Holt; thei had langage of the Lord Moleyns.
His Grammar was superseded by that of Antoine Oudin--Grammaire Francoise rapportee au langage du temps, Paris, 1632.
Thirty years later, Henri Estienne, in his Precellence du Langage francois, could assert that French is the best language of ancient or modern times, just as Salviati in 1564 had claimed that preeminent position for Italian.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "langage" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
