Most untrue To him who keeps most faith with thee.
The ungrateful world Has, it seems, dealt harshly with thee, Since, beneath the skies of Denmark, First I met thee.
Touching the plate of the halls, the cardinal wished only to take it in case of absolute necessity, and then only at a fair price.
Touching the ceremony of visiting the tomb of the Bishop of London, to whom the citizens were indebted for the charter of William the Conqueror, see chap.
Senate, touching the defeat of the Crittenden Compromise by the Clark substitute at this time.
Thence to the Castle, and viewed it with Creed, and had good satisfaction from him that showed it us touching the history of it.
Captain Cocke, who was here to-night, did tell us that he is certain that yesterday a proclamation was voted at the Council, touching the proclaiming of my Lord Duke of Buckingham a traytor, and that it will be out on Monday.
As touching the bringing of money with you, it will bee good, for I assure you since our comming to this countrey haue not so many persons gone to the Sea, as will doe this yeere.
Touching the Waxe, as yet wee knowe not howe the weight will rise, by reason that some of it was lost in the barkes.
And here it were fit to leave this point, touching the concurrence of military virtue and learning (for what example should come with any grace after those two of Alexander and Caesar?
So as the first doctrine is touching the contexture or configuration of things, as de mundo, de universitate rerum.
I could not see the face, but by touching the hands I made out that it was eight o'clock.
The rose secretes a volatile oil, the wonderfully small atoms of which, on touching the nerves of smell, communicate a peculiar sensation.
Thence it will deflect to the southwest, touching the base of the mountains one hundred and seventy miles beyond Pond Creek, near the boundary-line between Colorado and New Mexico.
Touching the motive: They who contend in a church reprehensibly, are moved and induced to the course which they follow, by some worldly respect, Acts xix.
Touching the second, it is certain that human laws, as they come from men, and in respect of any force or authority which men can give them, have no power to bind the conscience.
As touching the former, no man will say, that they chose to be unclean, that they might further God’s worship.
Stone of Phylosophers, you having read in the Writings of many Chymists most excellent, touching the Substance, Colour, and strange effect of the same?
But I matter not, whether they believe, or contradict what I write, touching the Transmutation of Metals.
I cannot in this place over-pass, some Examples worthy of note, touching thepossibility of Transmutation.
I propose, now, to enquire into the position Cotton Mather occupied, and the views he expressed, touching the matter, after the witchcraft prosecutions had ceased and the delusion been dispelled from the minds of other men.
Touching the Almighty, we cannot find him out: he is excellent in power, and in judgment, and in plenty of justice: he will not afflict.
As concerning the gospel, they are enemies for your sakes: but as touching the election, they are beloved for the father's sakes.
A report of the Secretary of State, touching the negotiation of the convention, is also transmitted.
A letter arrived from Roland last night," she said, touching the letter in question.
I had no more to do with it, sir, than this desk had," touching the master's.
B touching the table is really like the bottom of a wheel B B', and as this wheel is rotating, the rotation causes it to roll into the paper, away from us.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "touching the" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
