A lady, who used to give him something occasionally, was just starting, and said to Jamie that she had only a fourpenny piece, and that he must be content with that, for she could not stay to get more.
They were eccentric, or somewhat crazy, useless, idle creatures, who used to wander about from house to house, and sometimes made very shrewd sarcastic remarks upon what was going on in the parish.
Whereupon Abu Kir swore to him a thousand oaths that he knew him not and said, "There was a fellow like thee, who used to come every day and steal the people's stuff, and I took thee for him.
She never loved her dear little boy, who used to fly here and tell me of her cruelty to him.
I knew once a gentleman and very worthy practitioner in Vanity Fair, who used to do little wrongs to his neighbours on purpose, and in order to apologise for them in an open and manly way afterwards--and what ensued?
There was an Irish fellow by the name of Gouldsmith, who used to abuse me; but he went into no genteel company--and faith!
Have I not said elsewhere that there are one or two wonderfully old gentlemen still alive who usedto give me tips when I was a boy?
I have somewhere read of an eminent Person, who used in his private Offices of Devotion to give Thanks to Heaven that he was born a Frenchman: For my own part, I look upon it as a peculiar Blessing that I was Born an Englishman.
These Laws were enacted by a Knot of Artizans and Mechanicks, who usedto meet every Night; and as there is something in them, which gives us a pretty Picture of low Life, I shall transcribe them Word for Word.
He afterwards took lessons with one Master McKeen, who used to spend much of his time in hunting squirrels with his pupils.
It's just like the wife of a public-house keeper I remember at home, who used to tell travellers, 'What would you like to eat?
He who used to roar and blubber at the slightest word!
Spenser's misery was exaggerated by succeeding poets, who used him to point a moral, and from the shelter of his tomb launched many a shaft of sarcasm at an unappreciative public.
We wrote a poem about one of them once, Tom Hartzell, who used to take the 5:12 express out of Jersey City.
Now an explanation of just why we bought that tie, and what we were doing in Gloversville, cannot possibly be put into a paragraph, at any rate the kind of paragraph that Will Howe (who used to be a professor of English) would approve.
This neighbourhood also has memories of George Eliot, and of Izaak Walton, who used to go fishing in the little river Dove; his fishing house is still there.
Sassa hereupon bethought himself of a rare game, the invention of an ancient Grecian sage, by name Hermes, which had recently been introduced into India by Alexander and his soldiers, who used to play it at times of leisure.
A well known looker on who used to lean over the board and talk a great deal was called "The Coroner" because it was said he not only held an inquest on the board, but also sat upon the body.
Becky used to go through dialogues with it; it formed the delight of the circle of young painters who frequented the studio, who used regularly to ask Rebecca if Miss Pinkerton was at home.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "who used" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
