Husht master, heres some good pastime toward; That wench is starke mad, or wonderfull froward Lucen.
Taliaferro's and the Stonewall) in first line; Starke was in second line, and Bradley Johnson near Groveton village.
Doubleday's division, struck fiercely in front and flank, reeled back in confusion past the Miller House, and although the gallant Starke fell dead, the Confederates recovered the ground which they had lost.
Miss Starke seemed struck with his look and manner, and made a stiff half curtsey.
I should have a heart of stone if I did," cried the Doctor vehemently, "and Miss Starke shall let him come and visit you once a week.
That you must, my dear Helen--at least as long as Miss Starke will keep you, and is kind.
Miss Starke lived at Highgate--a worthy woman, stiff and prim, as old maids sometimes are.
The brave Starke who succeeded him was killed; and Lawton, who followed Starke, had fallen wounded.
General Starke and Colonel Douglas on the Confederate side were killed.
Against this Vortiporus Gyldas also whetting his toong, beginneth with him thus: "And why standest thou as one starke amazed?
She lingered an instant at the garden-gate, with a remorseful sentiment--a feeling that she had ill-repaid the cold and prim protection that Miss Starke had shown her.
Agreeably with this notion, and in order to secure the affections of the child, Miss Starke had relaxed the frigid austerity natural to her manner and mode of thought, and been kind to Helen in an iron way.
Miss Starke was one of those ladies who pass their lives in the direst of all civil strife--war with their servants.
But the venal companions had never staid long--either they disliked Miss Starke, or Miss Starke disliked them.
No, sir, starke mad; he cryes out as if the towne were a fier.
Starke remembered to the last his Bennington, and exulted in his glory; the worst of the evil is, that our friends will suffer more by our imbecility than we ourselves.
Poor Starke remembered nothing, and could talk of nothing but the battle of Bennington!
The papers tell us that General Starke is off, at the age of ninety-three.
Conformably with this notion, and in order to secure the affections of the child, Miss Starke had relaxed the frigid austerity natural to her manner and mode of thought, and been kind to Helen in an iron way.
But the venal companions had never stayed long, either they disliked Miss Starke, or Miss Starke disliked them.
Miss Starke was one of those ladies who pass their lives in the direst of all civil strife,--war with their servants.
When Reddy turned second base Starke reached the ball and threw for third.
I think Starkepulls a little on a curve, but the others have no weakness I ever discovered.
Starke leaped frantically to head it off, and as it took a wicked bound he dove forward head first, hands outstretched, and knocked it down.
Starke lifted a long, lofty fly far beyond Homans, who ran and ran, and turned to get it gracefully at his breast.
With two balls pitched to Starke he realized that he had lost control of his curve.
But the ball rolled a few yards, and Starke had to recover from his magnificent effort.
Miss Starke seemed struck with his look and manner, and made a stiff half courtesy.
I should have a heart of stone if I did," cried the Doctor, vehemently, "and Miss Starke shall let him come and visit you once a week.
That you must, my dear Helen,--at least as long as Miss Starkewill keep you, and is kind.
I should have a heart of stone if I did," cried the doctor, vehemently; "and Miss Starke shall let him come and visit you once a week.
Upstairs," they came and went, but Starke and men like him ran things and knew what went on.
That reminds me--I meant to check with Emil Starke about that.
Give him a few days to see the other side," Starkeassured him, "and he will be demanding to know why you have not taken steps.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "starke" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
