Sentence examples similar to made to tarry from inspiring English sources

American tourists have given the city a pass in recent years, preferring to tarry instead in the legendary vineyards of the nearby Médoc, which have made the very word Bordeaux synonymous with wine more than the city.

He informed his master that Lady Dudley had risen early and would not that day suffer one of her own sort to tarry at home, and was so earnest to have them gone to the fair, that with any of her own sort that made reason of tarrying at home she was very angry, and came to Mrs. Odingsells … who refused that day to go to the fair, and was very angry with her also.

The investigation concluded that exposure to tarry by-products was the most likely cause of the skin lesions.

You cannot expect them to tarry.

It would be easy to tarry here, hypnotised by these graceful oceanic wanderers.

The company still needs a chief executive, since Mr. Johnson is unlikely to tarry too long.

A regular driver who dares to tarry 30 seconds will be issued a steep ticket.

Mr. Lord zips through jokes and sets alike, knowing that to tarry and admire either might ruin both.

The club's supporters duly paid their respects to Tarry with a round of commemorative applause after five minutes had elapsed.

Though Some Saith That Youth Ruleth Me By King Henry VIII of England Though some saith that youth ruleth me,   I trust in age to tarry.

This is not a place where most rational people would choose to tarry any longer than absolutely necessary.