Thirdly there is that reason, which is the interest of mankind, or of the whole.
Thirdly he asked about the perfumed ointment, and when they had told him of the manner of its making and of the anointing with it, he said the same as he had said before about the garment.
And God hath set some in the church, first apostles, secondly prophets, thirdly teachers"; Phil.
Let us follow this outline, and look first at the facts of the case; secondly at their causes; thirdly at the evils involved; and lastly at the remedies.
Thirdly he had another most necessary quality in a Headmaster, the power of choosing the right Assistant Masters.
Thirdly he shall not absent himselfe from the schoole foure dayes in any quarter of the yeare, without speciall lycence first obteyned of the master and Governours.
Thirdly he shall not teache his schollers any unsavory and popishe aucthours which may eyther infecte the yonge wittes of his schollers with heriesies, or corrupte there lyfes with uncleanenes.
Thirdly the signatures in the Minute-Book of both Master and Vicar are very similar.
After a little pause, "Thirdly," again he exclaimed; but still no thirdly appeared.
And thirdly--out with the thirdly for, doubtless, it is the real reason.
Take away the Miss Cruttwells, and let us try what we can do, thirdly and lastly, with the Miss Duckseys produced in their place.
Thirdly Proteus has seen Ulysses in an ocean isle with the nymph Calypso who detains him though eager to get away.
Thirdly and lastly, he could surrender on honourable terms; and this was the course chosen by the Council of War.
Nevertheless I found discussion ranging about firstly what the Banca Commerciale essentially was, secondly what it might become, thirdly what it might do, and fourthly what, if anything, had to be done to it.
Thirdly comes the artillery, the guns and the photographic aeroplanes working with the guns.
And thirdly the punishment of a political or civil calamity is inflicted on him, in his being made a vagabond and never able to find any certain place of abode or rest.
And I would thirdly call attention to the fact, that God makes here no mention of angels whatever but simply says, "Let us.
There must be first a husbandman, secondly a builder, thirdly a weaver, to which may be added a cobbler.
The three mentioned by Anselm correspond to the progress of any particular sin: for it begins by being conceived in thought, then is uttered in word, and thirdly is accomplished in deed.
Thirdly retaliation is transferred to voluntary commutations, where action and passion are on both sides, although voluntariness detracts from the nature of passion, as stated above (Q.
God's majesty, secondly of His judgments, thirdly of His benefits, fourthly of His promises.
Afterwards these two things being done, he mentions thirdly the uniformity which is like that of the angels, for then all things being laid aside, the soul continues in the contemplation of God alone.
Then Hippocleides after a certain time bade one bring in a table; and when the table came in, first he danced upon it Laconian figures, and then also Attic, and thirdly he planted his head upon the table and gesticulated with his legs.
These signified it to them while it was yet night, and thirdly came the day-watchers, who had run down from the heights when day was already dawning.
Also in this second system the transverse girdle is first developed, secondly the lateral girdle, thirdly the sagittal girdle.
Secondly we have as a guide the analogy of the successive changes in the evolution of ideal liquid stars; and thirdly we already possess some slender knowledge as to the equilibrium of gaseous stars.
IN this second division we have first to consider more particularly the Sophists, secondly Socrates, and thirdly the Socratics, while we distinguish from these Plato, and take him along with Aristotle in the third division.
While in the first place the principles are material, from these Aristotle then distinguishes determination and form, and thirdlyhe finds in the process of Heraclitus, the principle of motion.
Pa'son Thirdlywill be waiting at the church gates, and there's the woman a-biding outside in the waggon.
I don't believe poor Thirdly have a single one, even of humblest tin or copper.
She said we were to let her know when you or Mr. Thirdly came, sir.
Our poor Parson Thirdly can't get no money to buy such rings.
For even if he have the goods which men regard, these are not really goods: first health; beauty next; thirdly wealth; and there are others.
The judge of the imitation is required to know, therefore, first the original, secondly the truth, andthirdly the merit of the execution?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thirdly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
