Sentence examples for hath built from inspiring English sources
The empire that Bill hath built has been hedging its bets: No matter whomanages to win over the hearts and wallets of the unplugged, Microsoft will reap the rewards.If cable-sponsored Interactive TV wins, Microsoft will be there.
It is perilously close to the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, a phrase made famous by TE Lawrence (of Arabia)'s autobiography which comes from the Book of Proverbs "Wisdom hath builded her house, she hath hewn out her seven pillars".
My safety cometh from the Lord Who heaven and earth hath made The school building had been built in 1904 for another school, Boroughmuir.
Contemporary historian William Camden observed of the northern English and the Scots, "there is not a man amongst them of a better sort that hath not his little tower or pile", and many tower houses seem to have been built as much as status symbols as defensive structures.
Bourne wrote 'He (George Home) sold also some stones to Sir Peter Riddel, who with them built the south end of his fine house; but now it belongs to Captain Dykes, and his posterity hath no right.' The site disappears from the historical record until 1646 when it is recorded as being owned by the council.
This methodology combines regression trees, where trees are built according to optimal decision rules based on how binary decisions best accommodate a given dataset (De'ath, 2007; Elith et al., 2008), and boosting, which selects the tree that minimises the loss function.
Boosted regression tree modelling combines both regression trees, which build a set of decision rules on the predictor variables by portioning the data into successively smaller groups with binary splits (De'ath, 2007; Elith et al., 2008), and boosting, which selects the tree that minimises the loss of function, to best capture the variables that define the distribution of the input data.
It had a slogan—Har Hath Shakti, Har Hath Tarakki (power in every hand, progress to everyone).
Thirty days hath September.
