It will help to raise the cream: and you may take my word for it, young maiden, none can do good in this world, without in turn receiving it.
You may take my word for it, Master John, this spring-harvest shall bring you in three times as much as last autumn's did.
You may take my word for it, Mistress Lorna, that your pretty bower is six feet deep.
John, you may take myword for it, you have not done as you should have done.
This remark, when repeated to Napier, he said was ample reward for his toils.
Some of the very best workmen have had the most indifferent tools to work with.
A well-known brewer of beer attributed his success to the liberality with which he used his malt.
I reply] The scripture say not so word for word, but thus: "Because that which might be known of God, was manifested in them.
Wherefore I shall not at all stick at the pains, to give the reader in brief some of the heads of the answer I then gave to it word for word, or to the same purpose.
My word for it, Mr. Scranton, there's where the trouble lies.
It never is too late to do good; my word for it, friend Marston, good is always worth its services.
Coming sinner, I have now a word for thee; be of good comfort, "He will in no wise cast out.
Wanton professors, I have a word for you; I mean you that can tell how to misplead Scripture, to maintain your pride, your banqueting, and abominable idolatry.
As who should say, Were there but a word for it in the scripture, I should soon be out of the hands of mine enemies, I should be helped by angels; but the scripture will not warrant this kind of praying, for that saith otherwise.
He does so, and told Mord and Asgrim all, word for word, that Thorhall had said.
Toby would reply--I have told it you twenty times, word for word as Trim told it me.
It was not proper then to tell the reader, that the mule took his master's word for it; and without any more ifs or ands, let the traveller and his horse pass by.
I don't want to discourage you, Winters, but take my word for it, Chester has to go the limit if she hopes to snatch that game from us.
They would never taunt him, or make fun of his misfortune, sir, I give you my word for that.
After this Bob Jeffries will be a reformed boy, I give you my word for that.
Keep up the good work, and myword for it, your reward is sure to come, for you'll take Marshall into camp on Saturday, barring accidents.
And the first boy who offends that little cripple will have to reckon with me, sir, I give you my word for it!
I don't know what other evidence he has, but, take my word for it, the Government does not require much proof these days.
Take my word for it, Rosa is alive and we'll find her somewhere, somehow.
Old Graves' word for it, you'll never want anything else to wet your whistle with, as long as you live.
Give you that, and, my word for it, you will make your way in the world with the best of them.
And what is more, I listened so attentively to such sentiments as these, from a lady with a title, that I can repeat, word for word, what she said next.
Such was the inscription; copied exactly, word for word.
Gang yer ways, but gin ye hae message or word for Jock, juist come cannily oot, an' he'll be here till dark the morn.
There is only my word for it, after all, and it is the fact that I have not the right to set foot in my own father's house.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "word for" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
