Born'd in fifty-two, I was, yessuh, right here over theer wheer dat grade big elum tree usta be.
Wy, chile, times aint no mo' lak dey usta be den de day an' night am lak.
Ah kin still heah em--how they usta say, 'Thou shall get thy lessons ovah.
He usta libe in dat big house dat wuz war de postoffice is now, an' heusta keep de slaves he buy dar at he's house till he can send um down de ribber on de boat.
He usta write tuh Ole Mastuh an' he'd read the lettuhs tuh us.
Young James Andrew went off to war an' ole Missus usta grieve for him.
The niggah buyahs ustacome roun' ouah place but ah don' recollect any of ouah niggahs bein sold.
I figured yeh wouldn't have no ridin' outfit along so I loant a sideways saddle offen a friend of mine which his gal usta use before she learnt to ride straddle.
Continuing, we followed a trickling stream through thick woods until we suddenly arrived at an open place called ñusta Isppana.
It also makes it seem more reasonable that the existence of Rosaspata and ñusta Isppana should not have been known to Peruvian geographers and historians, or even to the government officials who lived in the adjacent villages.
It is still used for occult ceremonies of obscure origin which are quietly practiced here by the more superstitious Indian women of the valley, possibly in memory of the ñusta or Inca princess for whom the shrine is named.
Consequently it seems reasonable to adopt the following conclusions: First, ñusta Isppana is the Yurak Rumi of Father Calancha.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "usta" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
