I will not," replied Bardissi; "remain true to your word.
Give me your word, Mohammed Ali, that we shall be safely conveyed to the shore--I will believe you.
If you give me your promise, and prove a man of your word, I will visit you again to-morrow, since the vizier my grandfather, is still employed in buying up rarities for a present to the sultan of Egypt.
I know you are a man of your word, and I cannot think you will break it with me.
Mobarec, "take heed how you give way to your inclination: make yourself master of your passions, and whatever it costs you, be as good as your word to the sultan of the genii.
The other proposal is, if you promise--and I have faith in your word--the situation will continue the same as at present.
Consider; will you lighten my task by giving meyour word of honor to make no attempt to escape?
This will be the consequence of your disloyalty to your word.
Trouble not your self, Sir, to make Excuses; I'm not so fond of the Offer to take you at your Word.
You see, I am taking you at your word, and not misunderstanding you, and I ask you frankly to stand by us till this trouble is over, when you shall both go straight to the Hills.
Give her the chance to find herself, Theo; and give me your word now to think no more about leaving the Border.
Now, if you give me your word to keep the rules of the Mess strictly in future, I will give you mine that this incident shall never be mentioned to any one by me, or by any one of the fellows here to-night.
You won't be able to understand it then, and you will be grateful to me, for not having taken you at your word.
Come, give me your word, Heirtz, and things will be straight again.
To what end, since you are so disregardful of your wordas not to hold even your oath sacred?
You won't go back on your word, Sally Jane," he told her soberly.
Give us your word Bill, and you can walk out that door and ride back to Golden Bar right after breakfast.
Your word's good," said Craft and went on his way.
If I have wronged you by taking you at your word, when a year ago you told me that you would never wish to interfere in my official work, well!
Your word is law with your father," he said persuasively.
Give me your word of honour that all proceedings shall be suspended in the mean time.
My darling, I cannot speak to you openly, unless you give me your word to do what I am going to ask you.
I accept your offer, and shall keep you to your word.
Your word of honour is in my box, so let's say nothing about that.
I will follow you, if you will give me your word of honour to land me free in Corfu.
Yet, be that as it may, I shall not allow you to degrade these people with the unworthy ideas that have been coming from your word-box.
I have confidence in your word, and know that I can trust you.
But why are you saying such things on your word-box?
I have done so scrupulously, and your lordship has therefore broken your word.
All I ask of you is that you give me your word of honour not to go to the theatres or public places of amusement on foot.
You can tell me on your word of honour whether that extraordinary character is your husband, or only your lover.
Give me your word to work with me, on the side of the law, and I will see that the one you seek to shield shall not be harmed so much as by a hair of her head," he said.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "your word" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
