Sentence examples for As aye from inspiring English sources

Bullokar introduced many archaisms, marked with a star ("only used of some ancient writers, and now grown out of use"), such as aye, eld, enewed, fremd, gab, and glee.

Pronounce the word "I" as "Aye".

On the other hand, do negative thoughts come to mind, as in "Aye, yai, yai; I'm not feeling good about this place".

This constraint is expected to become increasingly suboptimal (i.e., contact calls will be increasingly inaudible) as aye-ayes become more widely dispersed as a result of habitat fragmentation.

"But, you're going to have some fun with it, as well?" "Oh aye," says Keith. "I'll be having a play with it".

However, questioning on entry for alcohol does not extend much beyond a 'yes/no' response to the question 'Do you have an alcohol problem?' This was recalled by prisoners themselves as an "aye or no" question in the course of qualitative interviews conducted as a separate part of this study [ 13].

One tweeter known as Mr Aye Dee, said that Linton's piece had "echoes" of Rudyard Kipling's poem The White Man's Burden – except of course that in 1899 people couldn't tweet Kipling to complain about his imperialist overtones.

His expected "No" was cast as an "Aye".

Furthermore, we found in strain SDF a tiny fragment (24 amino acids) corresponding to the C-terminus of ampC gene that shared the same chromosomal context as strain AYE ampC.

Prior to these finds, only modified bones of dwarf hippos and elephant birds, as well as giant aye-aye teeth, had been found.

Oor king waa aye as brave a warrior as Scotland has let intae this lyff tae wear aa croun, and waa nae a knock-kneed, sheep-shagging girlie mon as Cooke has writin in yer damn FYI buke.