The 28 of Iune we passed the sandes of Brasill, by the Portingalles called Abrolhos, which are certaine places which men must looke warely vnto, otherwise they are very dangerous.
As 900 many recches as þe see turneþ vpwardes sandes whan it is moeued wiþ rauysshing blastes.
Ther is no fayrer and more profytable sandesfor cokills in all the worlde.
The Cilician Hercules is called Sandesby Nonnus (Dionys.
Be that as it may, there are independent grounds for thinking that Sandan, Sandon, or Sandes may have been the name of the Cappadocian and Cilician god of fertility.
The first question the junior counsel asked was, "Pray, what did you say to Mr. Sandes when you asked him for the key?
Thus the time at which Sandes met the prisoner was rather more than half-an-hour before the murder could have been committed.
A man named Sandes saw you going in that direction, as did also his nephew.
Sandes must have been out of the grounds, if he went straight forward, before I reached the basin.
Sandes has also a key, which can be fetched from him, if you like.
This Sandan is doubtless the same with the Sandes whom Agathias calls the old Persian Hercules.
In the County Club at Tralee there was an altercation between Mr. Sandes and a leading 'Deasite' as to the rival merits of a bay mare belonging to one and a chestnut horse owned by the other.
And eek Nero governed alle the poeples that the violent wind Nothus scorkleth, and baketh the brenning sandes by his drye hete; that is to seyn, alle the poeples in the south.
For the felle wind Auster 5 tormenteth the cop of the mountaigne with all his strengthes; and the lause sandes refusen to beren the hevy wighte.
The Hittite winged disk was Sandes or Sandon, the god of lightning, who stood on the back of a bull.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sandes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
