In Spain you do not pass silently when a beggar demands alms, but pray his mercy for God's love to excuse you: 'Perdone Usted por el amor de Dios!
Footnote 4: #Pero ya que usted no ha de ir:# But now that you are not to go.
Y no será malo que escriba usted a Miguel dos renglones, que yo me encargaré de darle, exhortándole a seguir el ejemplo.
The old chief remarked the slight I was putting upon his hospitality, and broke in upon me with a fierce Por que usted, no munge usted, usted carna?
The old chief now came up, took me firmly by the wrist, and said, "Usted no bono!
We rambled about the plaza where a fair was in progress, and at every turning kept bidding farewell to familiar scenes of Spanish life; we were not again to hear the peace-bringing "Vaya Usted con Dios!
Porque, Capitan, usted es capaz para qualquiera cosa--because you Yankees have sense for everything.
This is much changed for the worse now; but before the invasion of tourists one never passed a man on the road who did not salute one with a 'Vaya usted con Dios.
I gave him the usual Spanish valediction, Vaya ustedcon Dios, {85} and saw no more of him.
There are many who perish every year in the eddies of the Duero; it is a bad river; vaya usted con la Virgen, Caballero.
I could not keep from laughing, so I excused my amusement with the salutation, “Beso a ustedla mano!
I kiss your hands), like a servant to his master; only friends say Adios; and the people preserve their affectionate salutation, Vaya Usted con Dios!
No, no: la índole delicada de este nuevo negocio exige que ustedno se entere de él hasta que pueda consagrarle toda su atención.
En nombre de Cristo, yo le incito a usted a la concordia, a la mansedumbre, al amor.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "usted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.