The Devil would have us to trie the Purpose of God, about our selves or others; but how?
The king aduertised of this answer, more wilfull than tollerable, appointed him rather to trie battell, than deliuer the duke of Summerset to his enimies.
Ile pay well, and I dare turne you loose to say as well as anye of them all: well Ile doe my best, said Roberto, and since ye are so forward, lets goe nowe and trie our good fortune.
Then said Dunstane, Blesse your eies with the signe of the crosse, andtrie whether you can see that I sée.
Alfred a noble man, which practised by treason to haue kept him from the gouernement: but he was apprehended yer he could bring his purpose to passe, and sent to Rome there to trie himselfe giltie or not giltie.
Albeit yet some of them at unwares, many times, name that unadvisedly, which if another man had spoken to trie them, would have made them blushe to heare that remembred in way of blasphemie, which makes them women.
Other signes also they haue to trie the good Angels from the bad: but these are the chiefe.
To Ireland will you leade a Band of men, Collected choycely, from each Countie some, And trie your hap against the Irishmen?
My Lord of Yorke, trie what your fortune is: Th' vnciuill Kernes of Ireland are in Armes, And temper Clay with blood of Englishmen.
But after he perceiued few or none to follow him, and that it was too late now to returne backe, he determined to trie the matter by dint of sword, and herevpon directed his waie from Yorke to Newarke vpon Trent.
But I’ll leave This present way and a new course will trie Which at the same mark doth as fully drive And with a great deal more facility.
Pétrie thinks that the temples and palaces were systematically destroyed by Harmhabî, and the ruins used by him in the buildings which he erected at different places in Egypt.
Pray you be gone: Ile triewhether my old Wit be in request With those that haue but little: this must be patcht With Cloth of any Colour Com.
No, Ile die here: There's some among you haue beheld me fighting, Come trie vpon your selues, what you haue seene me Mene.
Upon my faith it was but a trick to trie you, knowing you lov'd me dearlie, and yet strangely that you would never shew it, though my means was all humilitie.
The force which is in them surmounteth all beleefe, and the fast hold which they take with their teeth exceedeth all credit: for three of them against a beare, foure against a lion, are sufficient to trie mastries with them.
My Lord whether ye haue vsed a due meane to trie her and her reuelations, or no.
Albones, And to morrow we will ride to London, And trie the vtmost of these Treasons forth, Come vnckle Gloster along with vs, My mind doth tell me thou art innocent.
Well Madame sith your grace is so content, Let me haue some bands of chosen soldiers, And Yorke shall trie his fortune against those kernes.
Frier, thou gladst me: now shall Edward trie How Lacie meaneth to his soveraigne lord.
But their answer was, that they were not come to haue peace, but to trie the matter by battell.
London, he began to assault the citie verie fiercelie, in hope either to put his enimie in such feare that he should despaire of all reliefe and comfort, or at the least trie what he was able to doo.
There be that write, how the offer was made by king Edmund for the auoiding of more bloudshed, that the two princes shouldtrie the matter thus togither in a singular combat.
But yet doubting the inconstancie of the people, he sent his elder son (named Edmund) to trie the minds of them, and to vnderstand whether they were constant or wauering in that which they had promised.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trie" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
