Where store of water is, there is it a thing impossible to want sea; where sea not only doth not want, but waxeth deeper, there can be discovered no land.
Now that which decayeth and waxeth old is ready to vanish away.
Mine eye is consumed because of grief; it waxeth old because of all mine enemies.
Glycera$ "The sun is gone; the crescent waxeth bright; I fly to darkness, or eternal light.
And when he ageth, his over bill waxeth long and crooked over the nether, and [he] dieth at the last for hunger.
And when this little beast waxeth old, his eyen wax blind, and then he goeth into an hole of a wall against the east, and openeth his eyen afterward when the sun is risen, and then his eyen heat and take light.
And at the last after long fighting the elephant waxeth feeble for great blindness, in so much that he falleth upon the dragon, and slayeth in his dying the dragon that him slayeth.
For by too much meat she waxeth ramaious or slow, and disdaineth to come to reclaim.
In winter the vineyard is full pale, and waxeth green and bloometh in springing time and in summer, and smelleth full sweet, and is pleasant with fruit in harvest time.
Good hospitality Was cherished then of many Now poor men starve and die, And are not helped by any: For charity waxeth cold, And love is found in few; This was not in time of old, When this old cap was new.
Sleep, in the name of Morpheus, your bellyfull, or (rather) sleepe till you heare your belly grombles and waxeth empty.
Turner says of the roots of Satyrion, that all the species have a double root, which alter every year, "when one waxeth full, the other perisheth and groweth lank.
And now vnderstanding by you that hewaxeth worsse, and worsse, I will be ruled, being well assured of your honesty and vertue, and that you will not aduise me to any thing that shall be hurtfull to myne honour.
He waxeth ever stronger in the Company, and if I put not myself out, he will do it for me.
For when the body waxeth hungry For lack of food, or else thirsty, Then with drinks pleasant I restore him out of pain, And oft refresh nature again With delicate viand.
His renown is it broad as aforetime, or waxeth it small and thin?
Thou shalt play the game, and never a pledge shall be asked from thee, Nor thy joy be to sorrow forfeit, as it waxeth still fair and free!
When the stars return in their orbit, then the wailing it waxeth sore, When they stand in opposition, or each to the other draw.
Good Hospitalitie was cherisht then of many, Now poore men starve and die, and are not helpt by any For Charitie waxeth cold, and Love is found in few; This was not in time of old, when this old Cap was new.
Master, you were best go home and rest in your bed, Methinks your cap waxeth too little for your head.
Now that which decayeth and waxeth old is ready to vanish away" (Heb 8:13).
He feels his very vitals die, All waxeth pale and wan; Nay, worse, he fears to misery He shortly must be gone.
So we may say, where there is a hatred of sin, and where men depart from it, there it loseth much of its power, waxeth feeble, and decayeth.
The cause of it is that when the Sultan's[FN#125] mind is changed against a folk, their prosperity ceaseth and their good waxeth less.
When the moonwaxeth cold, and the dew pure, my dreams then know something of you.
What time the sun's rays slant, and the grass waxeth cold, close the double doors.
And thus corne waxeth deere, but it will be déerer the next market daie.
Nay, verily, it is no ill thing to be a king: the house of such an one quickly waxeth rich and himself is held in greater honour.
More than fifty years ago, in a world far removed from the ills and trials that now torment it, there flowed from His Pen these prophetic words: “The world is in travail and its agitation waxeth day by day.
The world is in travail,” He has further written, “and its agitationwaxeth day by day.
Now waxeththe son of Sigmund in might and goodliness, And soft the days win over, and all men his beauty bless.
But now, how the rattling waxeth till he may not heed nor hark!
The part where it is largest hath threescore degrees, and from thence it waxeth narrower and narrower toward both the endes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "waxeth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
