A gentleman who haz travelled extensively thru the western states, sez that vast quantitys ov korn are raized thare, which iz made into whiskee, tew say nothing ov what iz annually wasted for bred.
He sez thare iz lots ov people out west, who are better judges ov whiskee than they are ov water, and that you might easily phool them with poor water, but you couldn't with poor whiskee.
Each box iz dun up in a trakt, which sezthat they are az sure to cure, az lightning iz tew strike what it starts for.
And whenever you find a man whosez he is perfekt, yu find one who want swatching az much az a buzz saw duz.
Reflekted on that passidge in the poeck, which sez "man is fearfully and wonderfully made;" and thought the remark might apply tew fiddles in Arkansaw, without spileing the remark.
Across the room, a book turned downward in her lap, sits the forlorn object of your fond solicitude.
In the course of dredging they found deer horns, tiles and various implements, and, the attention of an antiquary having been directed to this find, he concluded that it was the site of an ancient lake village.
And thus he sings of it: "Pres le Peru par effect le voit on, Dieu a donne au Singe telle forme.
They differ from other kine in no other respect than this, except that their hide is thicker and harder.
I allus sez that if the rich ladies and gentlemen as eats up every bit o' land in Great Britain could put traps in the air to catch the noses of everything but themselves as dares to breathe it, they'd do it, singin' glory all the time.
I sezto Twitt, there's trouble comin' for the Church, an' so there is.
Monday night, if there is anything stirring, I will give you a letter of news.
I want to put her in the way of 'arnin' some money," sez 'e.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sez" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
