Sentence examples for I tarried from inspiring English sources

I tarried two more days at the romantic mountain, especially interesting because of its canyons.

But I tarried and missed Nick Johnson's game-tying three-run homer for the Yankees.

I tarried here for several days in order to explore the adjacent mountains.

I tarried in the book section, impressed that there was so much to do besides write: book canvasser, cleaner, coverer, cutter, finisher, jogger, mender, packer, and sewer.

For some reason, I tarried at the door when Sayers rose to receive his award as comeback player of the year.

How long I tarried there I do not know, yet even a scant minute would have justified my long journey across barren prairies to the city of men beside the Great Lake where the precious hoard had come to rest.

But now I tarry here on my bridge.

I tarry with the idea but there are so many other things that I'm interested in exploring.

"MY love!" trilled a tenor after I'd tarried perhaps a bit too long in the comfortable if generic dressing room, trying on a not-un-Missoni-like long knit cardigan, vest and flared pants.

"I must tarry on to my maker from which I come.

Edward Hall, a 16th-century chronicler, attributed to Warwick an inspirational scene before the Battle of Towton; Hall wrote that Warwick, wounded at Ferrybridge, slew his horse and cried, "Let him fly that will, for surely I will tarry with him that will tarry with me", daring any Yorkist to quit the fight ahead.