Throth it's time for you to ax--ay am I; since I ate my dinner, sorra puff I had.
Throth if you wor to look at your mug in the glass, you'd feel that you'll soon be in a worse stocks yourself than ever you put any poor craythur into," replied the redoubtable Jemmy.
Throth he'll soon by all accounts have his hook in the ould Clip o' the!
Throth it wouldn't lave a laugh in you to see the parson dancin' down the road on his way home, and the ministher and Methodist praicher cuttin' the buckle as they went along in the opposite direction.
Throth he will, and a sarious loss--for among ourselves, there was none o' them like him.
Deed and throth I'm vexed at you, and ashamed of you, to go for to hurt his feelins as you did, widout either rhyme or raison.
Throth we won't; let what will happen, you must stay wid vis.
Throth it was an unlucky day I had anything to do wid you, you divartin' vagabone--ha!
I've had wid him; throth only I'm aiqual to a counsellor for knowledge, he'd have namplushed me long ago.
Throth an' it's a hot day that's in it, this blessed day.
Throth I do, well; and to tell yez the truth, he doesn't stand very high wid his own sort.
Throth it was best to make things clear," added the knave, "and undherstand one another at wanst.
Throth I'm not, Bartle; never was more uncomfortable in my life.
Throth it's the same answer I expected," said Lanigan.
Throth the girls may be glad when you're married," exclaimed Peggy, adjusting her polished hair.
Throth I've put in a good apprenticehip to sobriety, anyhow.
Throth he might; but Larry, what in the world wide could be in the Fairy-man's bottle that Phelim took sich a likin' for it.
Throth I suffered as much persecution that way as would make a good batch o' marthyrs.
Throth an' I will, thin, taste the same lips, or we'll see whose strongest!
Throth his honor there ought to make the Grand Jury put a bridge acrass it, and I wish to goodness, Square Phil, you would spake to him to get them to do it next summer.
Throth four fine little clildre she has, if they had anything on them, or anything to keep body and sowl together.
Throth an' I'm cur'ous to see did they ever swell out agin, afther the parchin' they got.
Throth an' he talks like a book itself,' was the admiring comment of a woman with a child on one arm, while she crammed her tins into her red box with the other.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "throth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
