Chief Ori a Ori (Ori of Ori, a clan name) was a magnificent figure of a man, standing six feet three and broad and strong in proportion.
Think of a small treatise on the Polynesian races being offered to people who are dying to hear about Ori a Ori, the 'making of brothers' with cannibals, the strange stories they told, and the extraordinary adventures that befell us!
It turned out so good that Ori demanded likenesses of all the rest, and soon the house was turned into a veritable picture-gallery.
We went to see Ori especially for Tamaitai, for she wished to know the condition of his eyes, and whether he needed glasses.
Then we reflected that as Louis was the greatest man intellectually that Ori had ever met, so John L.
In 1906 the Society Islands were devastated by a terrific hurricane, and, hearing that Orihad suffered great loss, Mrs. Stevenson sent him a sum of money to help tide him over the crisis.
To Ori there was nothing incongruous in placing John L.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ori" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
