Sentence examples for hath it from inspiring English sources
("To those who hath, it shall be given," Martin Wolf, of the Financial Times, quipped this week).
In "Henry IV, Part 1," Falstaff much prefers survival (and a good breakfast) to honor and duty: "What is that word honor?... Who hath it?
One page shows one of the Wife of Bath's more famous passages about sex: I wyl perseuere I am not precious In wyfhood wyl I vse myn instrument As frely as my maker hath it sent If I be daungerous god yeue me sorow Myn husbond shal it haue both eue & morow And a translation: I'll persevere, I'm not fastidious.
I remember seeing a production of Hamlet during the Falklands war, when a loud murmuring assent followed the speech about the conflict between Denmark and Poland involving "a little patch of land / that hath it in no profit but the name".
v. monethe before the byrth haue lyfe and sometymes after it hath lyfe it is delyuered before it steare beynge by some chaunse dead in the mothers wombe.
I completely understand the public relations value and the legislation influencing significance of having a multi-starred, combat-decorated veteran in the top spot at VA, but I don't believe that rank hath its privilege when it comes to the daily operations of the vast complex of VA facilities and services.
Well, for all that, that good man had so great a zeal for the advancement of learning, that he began it again, and went through with it to that perfection that he hath left it to us, a most useful work.
And as the entertainment business reels from all the changes the digital revolution hath wrought, it may be difficult for the Academy to decide where it stands.
Sadly, those who spoke this week at the Oslo Freedom Forum, a glittering gathering of veterans of human-rights struggles, instead attested to the wisdom of Ecclesiastes: "The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done".Take the impact of technology.
… Mine own opinion is much quieted … the circumstances and as many things as I can learn doth persuade me that only misfortune hath done it, and nothing else.
