Do ye obsarve that six-masted schooner wid its nose poked under the bushes in the hope of escaping notice?
Rousing up, he reflected: "If I fall asleep here, the byes may not obsarve me and sail away and leave me behind.
I wish toobsarve that I'm engaged just now in thinking, byes.
How many passengers do ye obsarve on the same frigate?
He has the look of a fellow mixed and confused like, similar to Pat McGuigan, whin he dived off the dock and his head and shoulders wint through a lobster pot that he didn't obsarve in time to avoid the same.
When they come they will obsarve that I'm sweetly draaming, and will respict me enough to refrain from disturbing me, as Bobbie Burns used to say whin he lay down beside the road late at night on his way home.
Ye have me consint, since I obsarve there's a bit of a town not far off where we can git enough food to keep off starvation.
Don't ye obsarve that ye have been looking fur that which isn't, as Uncle Elk has explained, and which is the same in me own case?
Patrol Leader Chase, I obsarve that ye are grinning, showing the same waakness that the girls do whin they see me approaching.
Jim O'Shaughnessy asked the Prince of Wales when he pretinded he did not obsarve him?
And ther's nothing to sittle, as me mither used to obsarve whin she looked into the impty coffee-pot; Jiff won't pretind that he knows anything of this country so long as he is in the prisence of mesilf.
Mine is the same as the young gintlemen," answered Tim, removing his thick fur cap and displaying his whole wealth of fiery red hair; "obsarve me countenance.
He belongs to a good family, or ye wouldn't obsarvehim in my company.
The party were seated in various positions about the raft, looking anxiously ahead, when Tim pointed a little way in advance, with the question: "Do ye all obsarve that?
I obsarve a ship ahead; do ye think it's a pirate?
I obsarve that Mr. Noxon's right eye was of a bootiful black and blue color and the ither should be painted to match the same.
Come to me arms andobsarve me give an imitation of a gintleman starving to death!
I can't see what they can gain by loafing around them parts, as the lassies used to obsarve in the ould country when any of the laddies tried to cut me out wid 'em.
Did n't you obsarve the opening till you stepped into it?
Me mither used to say it was the housekeeping qualities that should decide, and she told me to call upon 'em sometime when they was n't expecting me, and obsarve the manner in which they handled things.
You obsarve that the grass under our feet is powerful good.
So youobsarve it at last," said the hunter, after they had told what they saw.
If ye obsarve the top o' the trap, ye'll see the rope that suspended it from the limb o' that oak.
It looked to me as if he was heading for the bungalow and an interisting question comes before me: being that I obsarved him, did he return the compliment and obsarve me?
And ye didn't obsarve anything of thim tramps and their dive overboord?
I don't obsarve any way mesilf," was the response of Terry.
I regret to obsarve that I didn't commence arly enuff.
I went there to see the Prints Napoleon, and not to see the place, which I will here take occasion to obsarve is about as uninterestin a locality as there is this side of J.
The time hevin arove fur me to take my departer I rose up & sed: "Albert Edard, I must go, but previs to doin so I will obsarve that you soot me.
I will hearobsarve that Mrs.Ward is a invalerble womum--the partner of my goys & the shairer of my sorrers.
I didn't obsarve the outrajus transacshuns ontil the next evening when the peple begun for to kongregate.
Obsarve how Iargo got Casheo drunk as a biled owl on corn whiskey in order to karry out his sneekin desines.
Do yez obsarveany pipes sticking out of their mouths?
Yez are a bright child, as me mother used to obsarve whin I'd wash me face in her buttermilk and smiled through the windy at her.
Yez are right agin; I was about to obsarve the same myself.
I'm glad to obsarve it," said the Irishman, "for the poor chap needs it.
And there's where ye're mistook, as the gals used to obsarve when anybody tried to run down my beauty.
Begorrah, but that is queer, as me mither used to obsarve when she found she had not been desaved by belaving what we childer told her.
Ye didn't obsarve any at all, for I kipt raising me eye that way, and they weren't there.
Well, doesn't ye want us to stand by and obsarve the shtyle in which you are going to scoop them in?
I don't obsarve that any one is loafing about here, getting in the way of honest folks.
I was going to obsarve that ye had been mighty lucky to send in your two pistol-shots just where they settled the business, though I s'pose the haythen was so close on ye whin ye fired that ye almost shoved the weapon into his carcass.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "obsarve" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
