Sentence examples for behold him from inspiring English sources
We turn a granite corner, and there, lo and behold, we behold him.
What! do I behold him who removed thy brother out of harm's way?
"I behold him with fear now, as conscious of the power my indiscretion has given him over me," she confesses to Anna.
But I am often surprised at the strength of my animal need to hold him, or to behold him if touch is impossible.
And now here is reason No. 2: Mr. Zegen, 39, labors under the quite mistaken impression that he can pop on a piece of brimmed headgear and go forth into the world, wholly unrecognizable to all who behold him.
Clemente showed them, and anyone else who beheld him, pride and majesty on and off the field, breaking baseball records and racial barriers.
Drivers and pedestrians who witness his lawless behavior are less likely to agree to changes that would accommodate bicycles and their riders than they would be if, wonder of wonders, they beheld him waiting at a red light.
The last time Mary Hunt had seen her husband, he was 'a lawyer and a partisan, going out to meet an irritated populace'; on her arrival in England, she beheld him 'in a pulpit, a clergyman, preaching tranquillity'.
John Gielgud (Cassius) beheld him, and then invited Brando to come to England for a season of plays they would do together - Brando declined, and lived on to see the noble creative vitality of Gielgud, working, working.
One of them, Vasari writes, is a lutenist painted "with a leg drawn up and his instrument resting upon it, and with the hands touching the strings in the act of running over them, an ear intent on the harmony, the head upraised, and the mouth slightly open, in such a way that whoever beholds him cannot persuade himself that he should not also hear the voice".
