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Example sentences for "onie"

Lexicographically close words:
ongrateful; onhappy; oni; onia; onian; onion; onions; onlee; onles; onless
  1. No that the warld's onie better, but the Lord turns all to gude for His ain.

  2. And they dinna like him onie better for 't.

  3. It is in the construction of the second person that there lies the far-reaching difference between Léonie II.

  4. The unconscious personalities of Janet's Lucie and Léonie (Janet, l.

  5. Aristide, cousin to your good Aunt Léonie at Raphèle.

  6. Nearby, at a table in front of the Café de la Porte, Léonie was treating the cocher and the postman to a glass of beer.

  7. Léonie and the children were packed into the carriage.

  8. Peggy Coutts is a very bonnie bride, And Drum is a wealthy laddie, 50 But he micht hae chosen a hier match, Than onie shepherd's lassie.

  9. If I had kent what I ken now, That love it was sae ill to win, I should ne'er hae wet my cherry cheek For onie man or woman's son.

  10. Gif onie ladie wad borrow me 5 Out into this prison strang, I wad make her a ladie o' hie degree, For I am a gret lard in fair Scotland.

  11. O hae ye got onie lands," she says, "Or castles in your ain countrie?

  12. I wald nevir," said Lethingtoun, "heir you or onie uther call that in doubt.

  13. But," said Lethingtoun, "whair evir find ye onie of the Propheitis so to haif pray it?

  14. For gif I soulde see hir begin at that end, yea, gif I soulde suspect onie sik thing in hir, I soulde be also far fordwarte in that argument as ye or onie uther within this Realme: Bot thair is nocht sik ane thing.

  15. That sik indeid sould haisard onie farder than these godlie men willis thame, I can nocht haistellie be of counsell.

  16. But yit," said Lethingtoun, "why pray ye nocht for hir without moving onie doute?

  17. Laird of Lethingtoune haif power to controle us: or sall the presence of ane woman caus us to offend God, and to dampne ane innocent aganis oure conscience for plesour of onie creatour?

  18. Quhair will ye find," said Lethingtoun, "that onie of the Propheittis did so intreat Kingis and Quenis, reuleris or magistratis?

  19. I was easily distinguished from my companions by a large crucifix, which Léonie had given me, and which, like the missionaries, I carried in my belt.

  20. Nearly all the letters written by Soeur Thérèse to her sister Léonie are lost.

  21. As for Léonie and my little Céline, they could not do enough for me.

  22. Léonie and Céline joined her, and that cry of faith forced the gates of Heaven.

  23. Léonie and Céline, though living in the world, were no longer of the world.

  24. Léonie had also a very warm place in my heart; she loved me very much, and her love was returned.

  25. This child did not leave Léonie for an instant on that happy day, and in the evening at the grand dinner she sat in the place of honour.

  26. It will be remembered that Léonie entered the Convent of the Visitation at Caen.

  27. Many, many hearty greetings for sister Léonie and the god-child!

  28. Again and again she called out, "What a good woman that Léonie must be!

  29. Thank sister Léonie for her account of my alter ego.

  30. And we'll never gang doun to the brume onie mair 2 He's taen his sister doun to her father's deer park, Wi his yew-tree bow and arrows fast slung to his back.

  31. Are na ye oure young a may Wi onie young man doun to lie?

  32. O hae ye got onie lands,' she says, 'Or castles in your ain countrie?

  33. Four and twenty ladies fair Were playing at the chess, And out then cam the fair Janet, As green as onie glass.

  34. Atweel, Sire, an' I'll be pleasit to answer onie sic question, gin ye please to tell me the words.

  35. Langlois had handled bromine, and when Léonie saw him six months before at the laboratory he was engaged in experiments of quite another kind.

  36. I need not say that Léonie had not left my house, nor seen anyone from my laboratory.

  37. They appear to think that Léonie may have read 'involuntary signs' in the aspect of M.

  38. The modern inquirer will probably say that Léonie became aware of what was passing in the mind of M.

  39. Léonie was a poor peasant woman, serious, timid, and melancholy.

  40. But she could not make up her mind as yet to leave her little Léonie again, for she loved her more passionately every day, and, not caring to inform Mme.

  41. VIII She sat one evening in a corner of the park, watching the child at play and musing idly on the man whose image Léonie always called up before her mind.

  42. From that day, little Léonie was as assiduous as her mother in her attentions to the convalescent.

  43. X Meantime, poor little Léonie was the only person who had a right to feel aggrieved by the arrival of the new guest, for she was carefully excluded from his room, where her high spirits might have appeared too boisterous.

  44. And yif oni other onie cumen her onyenes, we willen and hoaten thæt alle ure treowe heom healden deadliche ifoan.

  45. And noan ne nime of loande ne of eghte, wherthurgh this besighte mughe beon ilet other iwersed on onie wise.

  46. Their hearts o' stane, gin night, are gaen As saft as onie flesh is.

  47. As plump an' grey as onie grozet; O for some rank, mercurial rozet Or fell red smeddum!

  48. I've brought ye na fine things at all, Nor onie new thing to wear, Nor hae I brought ye a braid of lace, To snood up your gowden hair.

  49. Footnote 37: Léonie naïvely mistakes her anger with herself for loving Charles for anger with Charles.

  50. Footnote 197: Note that to the very end Léonie does not suspect either her aunt's love or her self-sacrifice.

  51. Then when Léonie was contented, Julie saw the little cripple crossing the hall, and called to her.

  52. Léonie had shut up the house, in a grim silence, and had taken her way up-stairs to bed.

  53. In the morning she helped Léonie and Thérèse with the housework.

  54. It was a capital dinner, and the cigars and cigarettes that Léonie put on the table with the coffee were of the highest excellence.

  55. At this moment he was astonished to see Léonie open the door and announce that dinner was served.

  56. And this led him to reflect that he must sell some of it, in order to provide refreshment for Léonie before he begged her aid.

  57. XIII Four and twenty ladies fair Were playing at the chess, And out then came fair Janet As green as onie glass.

  58. She would not speak to Léonie on the subject while I was in the room, but on reëntering rather suddenly I saw some papers on the bed.

  59. This was the cold-blooded assassin of Léonie Lemarque.

  60. It is Léonie Lemarque's locket," said Sister Gudule.

  61. Léonie Lemarque was Marie Prévol's niece: and I have the strongest reason for believing that she went to London to meet the murderer of her aunt.

  62. He is still groping in the dark, he says, but he hopes to fathom the mystery of Léonie Lemarque's death.

  63. Léonie was with us eight years," said the Reverend Mother, while Sister Gudule dried her eyes and tried to regain her composure.

  64. Léonie Lemarque left you in 1879, and she had been with you eight years," he said, with pencil in hand.

  65. Given this history of Léonie Lemarque's childhood and youth, it was still possible that Bothwell Grahame had thrown her out of the railway-carriage.

  66. But I would venture to ask one more favour, namely, that you would honour me with a line by way of introduction to the worthy priest who brought Léonie Lemarque from Paris.

  67. However, it is perhaps too soon to speculate that the murderer of Marie Prévol was also the murderer of Léonie Lemarque.

  68. Can you give me the exact date upon which Léonie Lemarque left Paris for Dover?

  69. About one minute before the starting of the train I escaped from my troublesome friends, and got into an empty second-class, into which I beckoned Léonie as she came along the platform.

  70. How is it that Léonie Lemarque in all her visits never happened to see Monsieur Georges?

  71. Léonie Lemarque's handbag has been found at the Charing Cross Station; it was left in the waiting-room on the morning of the 5th July, immediately after the arrival of the mail train from Dover.

  72. But there was nothing mysterious about the arrangements of the match which Madame Léonie had arranged.


    73. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "onie" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.