Tuve la suerte de,= I had the good luck to; I was lucky enough to.
I am in suerte there is no man wol geve so moche for it as I wolde, and they nede not to fere them of ther payment, for I ofer them iiij.
Than Bettes toke Gonnor a supersedias that he had of Wychyngham twelmoneth ago for anothre man that asked suerte of the seid Bettes.
And when they had kepte hym as long as thei lyst, thei led hym to the seyd Byshop of Norwiche and askid of hym swerte of the peas, and forwyth relessid her suerte and went her way.
Nevirthelesse we spak with the Shireff this day, and lete hym undirstand the causes aforeseid, and he agreid, so that he myght have suerte to safe hym harmeles, to mak such retorne as my master or his counsell coud devise.
Yowyr fermore of Sweynysthorpe hathe fownde suertefor yowyr dute, as Rychard Calle tellyth me, so that ye scholl be plesyd when ye come home.
I am purposed to lete it in youre name to other folks or to them ayen, and suertefounde to you, &c.
Weche suerte is taken, and a letter wreten to the undrescheryff of Suffolk acordynge herto.
This is the Suerte de Banderillear, the second act, the object of which is to inflame the bull.
At the sound of a trumpet the picadores retire from the ring, the dead horses are dragged out, and the second division of the fight, the suerte de banderillear, or planting the darts, begins.
Another trumpet-call gives the signal for the final division of the fight, the suerte de matár (killing).
Then begins the suerte de picar, or division of lancing.
And so I am with the gayler, with a clogge upon myn hele for suerte of the pees; wherefore please your mastirship to send me your avise.
I ame in suerte wher as I schall have a nothyr maun in the stede of Pekoke.
And for the suerte that he shuld synge in the same abbey for ever, they had maners of good valew bounden to such persones as plesed the sayd barthern [brethren] Brokkesby and my brother Darcy, that the sayd servyse shulde be kept.
Send] me word, encas the suerte be sufficient, in what sum ye woll have hem bownd for hy .
And eyf he woll not, lete hym verely understonde that he shall be compellyd to fynd hym suerte of the pes to agry in thys heed, and that shall nowther be profitabyll, ner worchepful.
But if the river runs low, it becomes impossible to supply several neighbours simultaneously, and, in order to avoid making the interval between supplies too long, the duration of the suerte de agua is reduced by half or three-quarters.
In normal times he receives the suerte de agua; that is to say, the output of a sluice of a fixed size during a half-hour for each hectare (a little over two acres) of land.
Item, I sende yow herwythe the supercedyas for Saundre; so that iff ye fynde any meane for the condempnacions that than ye maye ease therwith the suerte off pease.
I woll praye yow to se hym and them in suerte of ther lyffys, what so ever shold fall of the lyfflode; how be it I wold not that my brother and servaunts shold gyff upp the place not for a m^lli.
Hitherto all lidiadors had received the onset of the bull standing--the suerte de recibir.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "suerte" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
