Clothe In A Sentence

Definition of Clothe

• For what is bread to the body if you do not also clothe the mind spiritually and mentally?
• Passion can always contrive to clothe itself in beauty, strips itself splendid.
• For how should we clothe ourselves, how nourish ourselves, without the agriculturist?
• Upon these plains we can raise enough to feed and clothe twenty million people.
• Oh, who is he that dared to clothe this sweet blossom in such an ignominious title?
• Schiller would be virtuous if he could clothe himself in the lustre of virtue without sacrifice.
• I am only required to feed and clothe myself, an easy task in this land of opportunity.
• I am weaving the linen garments that shall clothe my household in the long years to come!
• A little farther antiquarian conjecture is necessary to clothe the country with oak woods.
• It has to feed and clothe my body by labor, the brain regulating the handicraft.
• He prepared no phrases in which to clothe his news; facts are facts and are to be stated as facts.
• A more vigorous age discards the laces in which the mother delights to clothe the new-born child.

• He cannot clothe us all.
• Of silke and clothe of golde.
• I clothe it in words to guard it from my intellect.
• But how to clothe and feed and arm our men!
• He had also helped the priests to clothe themselves.
• Nature does not feed, clothe and shelter man.
• The Ainu care more to adorn than to clothe themselves.
• Who bade the sun Clothe you with rainbows?
• You will clothe the heathen at this rate, Maine.
• Who bade the Sun Clothe you with rainbows?
• Mother, clothe me; I am naked, and cannot clothe myself.
• The poor have worked hard enough to clothe THEM.
• Somerset had scarcely words in which to clothe his gratitude and joy.
• They clothe him in the garment of perfections and exalted virtues.
• They feed and clothe the teacher and heat the church and the school.
• He answered with haste, begging me to clothe myself at once.
• But her vocabulary offered her nothing with which to clothe those naked hours.
• There were garments enough there to clothe five hundred children.
• Not at all; he must clothe himself in the mantle of darkness.
• You have beautiful thoughts, and you clothe them in beautiful words.
• A few minutes will suffice to clothe him in bullet-proof and get on his belt.
• To clothe the left foot before the right one is a sign of misfortune.
• It will please me to clothe thee with what may be needful from time to time.
• The treasuries of local speech were all too poor to clothe so wild a venture.
• Hence we eat and drink for nourishment, and clothe ourselves for warmth.
• Let us clothe the naked, and despise not those of our own flesh.
• Fill her stomach, clothe her back; oil is the remedy of her limbs.
• Do they feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and visit the sick?