Sentence examples for his swear from inspiring English sources

And on Thursday, he issued a fund-raising appeal, asking Democrats to make a contribution of $10 to his "swear jar".

When the teacher called me in and said he'd got some news about the O-level, I said, 'Oh fuck, I've failed haven't I?' "The teacher produced his swear box for my 20p fine and then said, 'No, you've not failed – you've got an A.'" In the sixth form, Bullman shone at politics and a school staff member came up with the idea of putting him in for the Oxford entrance exam.

After writing this yesterday, this morning I watched John Stewart capture this as only he can, opening up his "swear jar" full bore.

José Neves, a Portuguese-born, London-based serial entrepreneur and Farfetch's founder and chief executive, did think of that — back in 2007 while he was selling his Swear footwear brand to retailers that ran the gamut from big-chain department stores and global websites to one-off independents.

Ballesteros duelled ferociously with his sworn enemy Azinger.

Democrats said they will continue to seek his sworn testimony.

He and his sworn political enemy eventually share frank conversation and far too much wine.

They were outraged by the news that he had recently met his sworn enemy, President Kabila.

Is it Fritz, or could it be the nicely named Father Burner, already his sworn foe when the tale begins?

Mission: To stop his sworn enemies, the Templar Knights, by killing anyone who supports them in 16th-century Constantinople.

Pierre in "War and Peace" has Napoleon, at first Pierre's hero but later his sworn enemy.