Crackin' skulls is all very fine, but we didn' want a crowner's 'quest on young Squire.
Seems to me as ye've met your match in young Squire.
Young Squire said he'd no mind to meddle wi' the business, but was only a bit tender over old Joe.
But old George Sloan, Ned Pengilly and others native to the soil, who had served with their fathers under the Trembaths, took great umbrage at the shabby treatment of the "young squire.
You meant, young squire, that if I could tell you the direction from which he had come, all we should have to do would be to go right along his track till we saw the three mountains?
We three stop here, ready to have a shot at any Indian who shows himself, while Mr Bourne, young squire, and Chris go off to the mules and horses.
I think t' young Squire is kind o' gone on her, though she is only a baby.
They all tak' it for granted 'at young squire walked on to yon bridge, an' 'at it theer and then fell to pieces.
How's young squire now, I wonder, and how's matters going on there?
For it was Elizabeth's pride to dress the child daintily and richly as the "young squire of Hallam" ought to dress.
Old men and women still tell the tale of the great flood, and part of the tale is how the "young squire" of Temple did feats of rowing, lifting, and carrying in helping the folk.
It is time to return to young Squire Aimery, and see how he has been educated and "nourished" preparatory to the greatest event in his life.
He was only a young squire, but carried his head high.
A young squire, whose father held lands of Conon, set forth to seek his fortune at the king's court.
But the king sprang up as briskly as a young squire, and all the French knights at hand spurred to his aid.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "young squire" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
