Príklady hie

• Let's hie to the history books.

• Thus hie, like they, is used for groups of females, males, and males and females.

• Consider, for example, the following nominative case forms: he, heo, hit, hie (he, she, it, they).

• He hies himself there and revels in the delights of a perfect dinner.

• Knights and squires now hied them to their horses; it thought them right, which their lord did bid.

• Then by the river he hied him higher up upon the sandy shore, to where he found an inn upon the other bank.

• What she needed was restoratives--something to give her strength that she might hie to his bedside and tenderly nurse and care for him.

• I'll hie me forth the world to see!

• I will hie me home, and give the next hours to silent thought and prayer.

• But the time was nigh to homeward hie, when, imagine our despair!

• Surely it is worth one's while to hie early to the haunts of the birds to hear such a tumult of song.

• He gathered them up and hied home at once.

• We soon called the dogs off and "hied" them on for a fresh trail.

• Vacation came on, and they hied to their homes with not a thought of the great sorrow they had brought on their innocent victim.

• Thoroughly tired out, our boys finally said good-by to these riotous sounds and hied away to the quiet house where they had a room.