Sentence examples for hath got from inspiring English sources
She berated her mother: "We have forsaken Jesus Christ, and the Devil hath got hold of us.
Thus hath party got the better of the very genius and constitution of our people; so that whoever reads the character of the English in former ages, will hardly believe their present posterity to be of the same nation or climate.
Just one glimpse and I got that what-hath-God-wrought feeling.
After Philip Roth caricatured him in his novel "The Ghost Writer" as Felix Abravanel, a nattily dressed superstar writer who lived "in the egosphere," Bellow got back at him on the Dick Cavett show in 1981: "What hath Roth got?" he said.
Doesn't he get that hell hath no fury like a supporter scorned?
No, the body count is not yet comparable to what Jenny McCarthy hath wrought, but it'll get there soon enough.
She's trying to answer the baying of the Bild tabloid: "Will we have to pay for all of Europe?" Hell hath no fury like a German not getting his money's worth.
Hell hath no fury like a husband not getting heavily praised for doing a little housework.
By the time he gets to his most famous speech -- "Hath not a Jew eyes?
HELL hath no fury like a parent who has struggled to get its child decent schooling only to be faced with a government policy specifically designed to award the child's university place to somebody else.
The entire biblical verse from which Go Set a Watchman gets it title is Isaiah 21 6: "For thus hath the Lord said unto me, Go, set a watchman, let him declare what he seeth".
