It were almes to[330] thruste a dagger throughe hys chekes, sayeth one.
Than called the man with an hye voyce to the frere and sayd: syr, he sayeth he wyll not.
It were well done to cutte of hys eares, sayeth an other.
And when thou hast gained the ear of Pilate, tell into it, 'Thus sayeth thy wife--have nothing to do with this just man for I have this day suffered many things in a dream because of him!
Knowest thou what the Law sayeth about graven images?
Martha sayeth he doth look upon the women of the street even as in my eyes he looketh.
And now cometh a Teacher who sayeth to this sort 'Nay!
This sayeth those eyes to the heart of Claudia, 'Give me thy heart.
So now do I follow when hesayeth follow, and fish for my bread between times.
Sayeth he no more--what cometh after all this destruction of evil?
Such promises Vaterchen, who knoweth the law, himselfsayeth are not binding.
I only know the holy book sayeth naught of comets.
I shall ask, then, good brother, that our friend who sayeth his name is Thomas Seymour be affirmed that he will speak the truth.
Sayeth Moses, or sayeth Job, or sayeth David or Daniel a word of the matter?
What measures were taken by the woman history (prudently) sayeth not; but within half an hour bride and bridegroom were pulling one another's hair, and the friends of each were taking part in a very pretty fight.
Yt seemeth he is awery of being amongst these Hollanders, whom he sayeth have littell respect to religion, and therefore doth not marvill that God hath chastissed them in their proceadinges at Manillias.
This news he sayeth cometh from the Manillas, and that the Spaniardes chased away the Hollanders from thence with losse of 3 Hollande shipps and no Spaniardes; which is a lye, and so I hope the rest may prove.
He sayeth he would send her for Syam; but I rather take it to be for the Molucos, to cary provition.
And I receved back two chistes money of Mr. Wickham, wherin he sayeth ther is aleven bagges R.
He sayeth ferther that ij Portingale fryres, of them which were lately banished out of Japon, had lykewaies setled them selves in Camboia, but are banished amongst the rest.
He sayeth Safian Dono was com away before he arived at Edo, which was the occation he could do nothing.
Mr. Eaton sayeth the common report is that Fidaia Samme is yet living, with 5 or 6 other principall men, and thought to be in Shashma.
And this day the ould man sayeth he thinketh he will be heare, I meane to morrow.
Biorn sayeththat the gods of Britain are gods of the woods, and we are from the sea.
I have thought I would wish to see him, but Hilda sayeth that he will not come out of his own country.
She sayeth that only a few are left, for the gods destroyed them lest they should eat up all the whales.
Who sayeth to them, Be not affrighted; you seek Jesus of Nazareth Who was crucified.
For what sayeth God through the Prophet Isaiah: "Oh!
Who introduced the turkey into America deponent sayeth not.
The Brahmana of rigid vows, who sayeth his morning, noon and evening prayers there, obtaineth the merit of performing that service for twelve years.
He sayethunto himself, 'What others do, I have done.
The opportunity of doing mischief occurs a hundred times in a day, and that of doing good but once a year, as sayeth the wise Zoroaster.
The moment of meeting, and that of parting are the two greatest epochs of life as sayeth the great book of Zend.
Likewise of the council he That sayeth 'racha' shall in danger be.
Answer, Friend, to the law, and to the testimony (sayeth the scriptures) for they testify of Christ.
Judas is our brother and you have deeply offended against him," thus sayeth our Teacher.
Verily all is vanity, and life is shadow and dreams; for whoso is born of earth striveth for all things, but the Scripture sayeth that when we gain the world we gain the grave, where together dwelleth the king and the beggar.
After Aimer de Valence (sayeth some) Hugh Spencer, usurping the same, held it during his life, by whose death it came again to the hands of Edward III.
For he sayeth that one was put in Constantine's crowne, of the other his horsebit was made, and the thirde Helene kept.
Marke the words of Scipio, he demaundeth Sophonisba, as a thing belonging vnto him, for which cause he sayeth that she is the pray and part of the Romane spoile: but what shall I do?
Very comely it is (sayeth Cicero in the second booke of hys Offices,) that Noblemens houses should styll be open to noble Guestes and Straungers.
She setteth nought by Favour; whereby I try her-- She careth not what the World sayeth or doeth by her.
Then sayeth Father Æneas: "O fellows, every gift Shall bide unmoved: the palm of praise shall no man now displace.
So sayeth she, and everywise she turns about her mind 630 How ending of the loathèd light she speediest now may find.
The deep sayethit is not in me, the sea sayeth it is not with me.
Keep moving, if you please," sayeth the gentleman in blue; and there is something in his manner that wont be denied.
In an ale-house were certain sons of Belial, whose very jesting was inconvenient, and their words not once to be named among us, as sayeth the apostle.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sayeth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
