From Trin Jans out there on the dike; she can do all sorts of things.
Trin Jans who before never could bear to have anyone merely stretch out a hand after her "Claus," now patiently watched the child gradually win over the bird altogether.
In the kitchen of the main house Trin Jans sat one afternoon on the wooden steps of a stairway that started beside the stove and led to the attic.
Trin Jans asked, and as the child lowered its head as if nodding, she went on: "Then sit down here on my stool.
Meanwhile Trin Jans, too, wandered on the dike in the same direction.
Soon she sat down on the Angora stool of her own accord, and Trin Jans put small bits of meat and bread which she always saved into the child's little hands, and made her throw them on the floor.
At the end of September Trin Jans, almost ninety years old, was dying in the barn furnished for her.
Trin lived a good way out on the dike in a little hut, and when the old woman did her chores in the house, this monster of a cat used to sit in front of the house door and blink into the summer day and at the peewits that flew past.
Then suddenly, turning away from her mother, she cried: "Let Wienke go toTrin Jans, she has red apples!
It was a year after his confirmation that his life was suddenly changed, and this came about through the old white Angora cat which old Trin Jans's son, who later perished at sea, had brought her on his return from a voyage to Spain.
I del shove trin mushis for it, an' tu shall lel it for the same wongur, 'cause you've been so kushto a mandy.
There was dui or trin bar to pessur in the sala for the graias an' mylas that got in pandamam (pandapenn).
And to the divvus the myla has a trin bongo drum and latchers tiknos, but the pash-grai has kek.
While he tooled the gry a rani pookered him, "Rikker this trushni to my ker, an' I'll del tute a trin grushi.
Tute'll rummorben before dui besh, an' be the dye oftrin chavis.
At the paiass with the koshters a rye welled and Wantelo shelled avree: "Trin kosters for a horra, eighteen for a shekori!
Yeckorus a tano mush kaired his cammoben ta trin juvas kett'nus an' kek o' the trin jinned yuv sus a pirryin' ye waver dui.
I pookered him I'd pii'd dui or trin curros levinor and was pash matto.
Yeckorus a choro mush besht a lay ta kair trin horras-worth o' peggi for a masengro.
If he had been bitcheno for a boro luripen mande would have penn'd chi; but it kairs mande diviou to pentch that he was bitcheno, all along of a bori lubbeny, for trin tringurishis ta posh.
His ker was posh ker, posh wardo, and stood drey a corner of the tan; kek dur from lesti were dui or trin wafor ker-wardoes.
Three canyons came together at their mouths and we called the place Trin Alcove.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trin" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
