As to his father's ignorance and clownery, 'twas as good metall in the oare which wants excoriating and refineing.
And when the ship was cast away the boate was a sterne being in burthen one tunne and an halfe: there was left in the boate one oare and nothing els.
Iohns, and in the Island of Yron, which might turne to our great benefite, if our men had desire to plant thereabout, for proofe whereof I haue brought home some of the oare of both sortes.
Captain Purvis, as ought to have been, nor even Captain Dallas of Devon, but Spy Stickles by royal warrant, the man that hath been up to Oare so long!
Thic be Oare watter,” said the boy, “and t’other over yonner be Badgery.
Thic beOare watter," said the boy, "and t'other over yonner be Badgefry.
Court of the Mine, under the penalty "of 100 dozen of good sufficient oare or coale, the one-half to be forfeited to the King, and the other halfe to the myner that will sue for the same.
Malmesmead, where the Oare Water joins the Badgeworthy Water, which for some distance constitutes the boundary between Somerset and Devon, and is familiar to readers of Lorna Doone.
Oare church is quaint, but contains little of interest.
Robbed in this parish as I can prove, to the eternal disgrace of Oare and the scandal of all England.
John Ridd, I will come to Oare parish, and rout out the Oareof Babylon.
Now I believe the truth to be that the boundary of the two counties, as well as of Oare and Brendon parishes, is defined by the Bagworthy river; so that the disputants on both sides were both right and wrong.
Remember you the old Oare oak, and the bog at the head of Exe, and the child who would have died there, but for thy strength and courage, and most of all thy kindness?
If I sleep in your good hostel to-night after going to Watchett town, will you come with me to Oare to-morrow, and see your little maiden?
Our men forgot not to giue him certaine trifles in recompence of these presentes, and required of him the place whence the silueroare and the Christall came.
It is not good to have an oare in every man's boat.
When the time for the wedding came, there was such a stir and commotion as had never been known in the parish of Oare since my father's marriage.
He thought that we all were afraid of him, and that Oare parish was but as Moab or Edom, for him to cast his shoe over.
He told me the grains in that oare seemed to be gold rather than copper; they resembled small pinnes heads.
These cinders would be of great use for the fluxing of the iron-oare at Send.
The vitriol-oare we find here is like suckwood, which being layd in a dry place slakes itself into graine of blew vitriol, calcines red, and with a small quantitie of galles makes our water very black inke.
I had this oare tryed, and it flew away in sulphur, like that of Steeple Ashton.
Underneath this sand (not very deep), in some place of the highway not above a yard or yard and a half, I discovered the richest iron oare that ever I sawe or heard of.
And as for this charge of quicke-siluer, it is a new inuention, which they finde more profitable then to fine theiroare with lead.
One of the armed men seeing this, without the commandement of the Captaine, made a footman to take anoare and stirre the brigandine, hee standing before him and defending him with his target.
The novel tells how Jan Ridd, who was of herculean strength, was standing with his bride Lorna at the altar of the little church in Oare when a bullet wounded her.
From Oare the valley of the Lyn can be followed down to the sea, flowing through its wooded gorge and disclosing many pretty views.
The gally had seuen pieces of brasse in her prowe, small and great, she had thirty bankes or oares on either side, and at euery banke or oare seuen men to rowe.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "oare" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
