Sentence examples for hath either from inspiring English sources
But no greater love hath either Whovians or Tennant fans and so I withdraw quickly from any potential fray.
Now such is the nature of God, that he hath nothing either unprofitable or in vaine and without use: and therefore needs there must be beside and without him, other gods and other worlds, unto whom and which he may extend those sociall vertues that he hath.
Early on, he wrote, cautiously, that it was a mistake to look to the fortunes of war for proof of the rightness of either side's cause: "Our belief hath other sufficient foundations, and need not be authorized by events".
And yet I nothing doubt but many things there be, which either surpasse our knowledge, or els our memorie hath overslipt: for men we are, & men emploied in many affairs.
In 1610 Francis Bacon wrote: "He that hath wife and children hath given hostages to fortune; for they are impediments to great enterprises, either of virtue or mischief".
What hath Rupert Murdoch wrought?
What hath Jerry Reinsdorf wrought?
