That all men may knaw the just tytle hir Dochter and sche hes to the toun of Leith, we sall in few wordis declair the trewth.
This is hir just tytlequhilk hir Dochter and sche may clame to that Towne.
Englishe Catholiques in these our dayes, affirminge not onely they mighte use this libertye of admittinge or rejectinge the next pretender, whatsoever his tytle were by meanes of bloud, in respecte of his false religion.
Catholique religion, yt semeth God's most just judgmentes that ther tytles are called in questyon; and forasmuch as the tytle of Kinge H.
Erasmus in hys double copye of words and thynges, hath made as y^e tytle declareth but a comentarye of them bothe, and as it wer a litle bil of remembraũce.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tytle" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
