William Greffeth, for his lycense for printinge of a boke intituled a Caviat for commen Corsetors, vulgarly called Vagabons, by Thomas Harman .
John Sampson, for his lycense for pryntinge of a ballett called the description of vakaboundes .
Adams and the money they have receaved without lycense from me.
Unto whome we answerd noe, desiring to have lycense to departe towardes themperours Court, for that tyme passed.
Camps and I went to the Court betyme this morning, and, per meanes of Cacazemon Dono, spoake with his master Oyen Dono, desiring to have lycense to departe.
Unto which I answered, I did keepe that Portugez per his Highnesse leave and lycense formerly geven me, and soe desired to doe till Ric.
I retorned his Highnes many thankes; but rather imagin he standeth in dowbt we goe about to get lycense to send our shiping to Langasaque, in respect we desire to be apart from the Hollanders, and in that he is not deceaved.
He said the Kyng (or Tono) of Xaxma retorned for his cuntrey yisterday, and to morow the Tonos of Umbra and Goto have lycense to departe.
So it was concluded upon, and, because I had ernest occation to use Gorezano in howse, I got lycense of Capt.
As also the Portingales of Amacau have lycense to goe yearely to the greate cittie of Canton both to buy and sell such commodities as they have, and had boates provided by the King of China to carry them up and downe with their goods.
Their came a Portingall prisoner to the English howse, in company of Hollanders, haveing lycense to walk abroad.
Also he writes me of the good entertaynment the Emperour gave hym, with lycense to retorne to Firando when he pleaseth, and that the Empr.
Yosky the butler, being sick, asked lycense to goe to his howse to take phisick.
The Regester of all them that ware burned without lycense was fined at vs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lycense" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
