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Example sentences for "ouerthrow"

Lexicographically close words:
ouercame; ouercome; ouertake; ouertaken; ouerthrew; ouerthrowe; ouerthrowen; ouerthrowne; ouerthwart; ouertooke
  1. An ouerthrow giuen by the Frēch to the Englishmen.

  2. Sidenote: An ouerthrow giuen by the Scots to the Englishmen.

  3. Sidenote: An ouerthrow giuen to the Englishmen by the Scots at Otterburne.

  4. We are like to haue the ouerthrow againe Capt.

  5. Sidenote: A great ouerthrow by sea giuen to the French by the duke of Bedford.

  6. But when king Henrie perceiued that he lost more than he wan by his dailie assaults, he left off anie more to assault it, and determined to ouerthrow the wals, with vndermining.

  7. Sidenote: An ouerthrow to the Scots by sir Robert Umfreuill.

  8. But for so much as it was well fortified, and prouided of all things necessarie to defend a siege, the Englishmen being returned thither againe after the ouerthrow of the lord Lewes de Spaine, it could not be easilie woone.

  9. After that he had gladly condiscended to her entreatie, she telleth him she must néedes haue fiftie thousand groates to ouerthrow the Gentlewomans chastitie.

  10. Sometimes they ouerthrow somewhat, or strike men, or cast stones at them, and hurt them either in their bodies or in their goods: yea and sometime God doth suffer them to bereaue men of their liues.

  11. An euill spirite cloaketh his erroures vnder the coloure of diuine seruice, and vnder the pretence of religiō, he endeuoureth to ouerthrow religion.

  12. Canto xii Guyon by Palmers gouernance, passing through perils great, Doth ouerthrow the Bowre of blisse, and Acrasie defeat.

  13. In whose sad song is this, 1650 Neere is the ouerthrow of Caesars blisse.

  14. It chanced at the same time, that one Iohn of Monmouth a right valiant capteine, who led the kings armie, receiued a great ouerthrow at the hands of Richard Marshall.

  15. Alas: that thy worthines should be the ouerthrow of mine honour, and thy perfection the imperfection of my life.

  16. This was the aunciente order amonges the Romaines, that neuer were pleased by the cowardly ouerthrow of other, to winne fame and glorye.

  17. Is it not in him to ouerthrow the furie of your enemie, and so to humble your aduersarie that he shall neuer be able to be relieued?

  18. Hierome reporteth, was the wyfe of Abradatas a noble personage, and in warlicke factes very skilfull, dearely beloued of Cyrus king of Persia, with whom this Lady Panthea was captiue, at the ouerthrow of the Assyrians.

  19. Profitable I say, in that they do reueale the miseries of rapes and fleshly actions, the ouerthrow of noble men and Princes by disordered gouernment, the tragical ends of them that vnhappely do attempt practises vicious and horrible.

  20. Howbeit Curtesie is as ready to ouerloade with prayse as Malice eger to ouerthrow with reproch.

  21. If they lacke actiuitie, euerie creature (be he neuer so base of birth) shall foile and ouerthrow them like dum beasts and beastlie dastards.

  22. This was the end of Edrike, surnamed de Stratten or Streona, a man of great infamie for his craftie dissimulation, falshood and treason, vsed by him to the ouerthrow of the English estate, as partlie before is touched.

  23. Much mischiefe doubtlesse they did, and more had doone, if they had not béene met withall in like measure of extremitie as they offred, to the offense and ouerthrow of great multitudes.

  24. Be sure that sooner death shall separate the soule from my body, than willingly I would suffer the ouerthrow and violation of my virginity.

  25. Then pause not: for the present time's so sicke, That present medcine must be ministred, Or ouerthrow incureable ensues Pand.

  26. He sweates not to ouerthrow your Almaine.

  27. Queene Voadicia marcheth against the Romans, to whom she giueth a shamefull and bloudie ouerthrow without anie motion of mercie, dredfull examples of the Britains crueltie indifferentlie executed without exception of age or sex.

  28. The night insuing the foresaid ouerthrow of the Britains was spent of [Sidenote: Britains, not Scots, neither yet Picts.

  29. In the seuenth yéere of whose reigne, which was after the incarnation 53, the Romans receiued a great ouerthrow in Britaine, where neither the lieutenant A.

  30. Polydor iudgeth that this ouerthrow happened to the Englishmen, the rather for that the armie was hired with such monie as had beene wrongfullie taken out of the abbeis and other holie places, howbeit it is but his opinion onelie.

  31. Agayn many do confes Christe in wordes and his gospell frely / and openly inoughe / but euẽ they themselues do forthwith defile and ouerthrow this Christiã and gospellike cõfession with vngospellike deedes.

  32. Yea when they are required of theyr hygher poures / as ministers of theyr furie / to destroye and ouerthrow the gospell / then they neyther sturre nor speake anye thing at all / but do as they are biddẽ.

  33. And now as touching the last obiection that the want of skill in Nauigation with curious instrumentes, should be the hinderance or ouerthrow of this action.

  34. After this ouerthrow obteined, the French king assembled an armie roiall, and comming before Caen, besieged it on all sides: and after making his approches, fiercelie assaulted the walles.

  35. Iames de Beuuron, and planted his siege verie stronglie about it, inforcing with his great ordinance to ouerthrow the wals.

  36. Sidenote: Drunkennese the ouerthrow of right and manhood.

  37. But this fauour and mercie was no sooner extended towardes her, and shee set at libertie, But shee began to practise the utter ruine and ouerthrow of the name and bloud of this Gentleman.

  38. Remember that shee was no sooner set at libertie, but shee plotted the ruine and ouerthrow of this Gentleman, and his whole Familie.

  39. So with this ouerthrow it happened that this realme the second time hath rebelled against your maiestie.


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