Fared In A Sentence

• So fared it now with ourselves.
• Purvis fared no better.
• Zülfikar fared much more strangely.
• How had she fared during her unusual fortnight?
• The oxen fared very hard.
• How he fared it is impossible to ascertain.
• Later successive tenants fared the same.
• But they fared none too well.
• But other plans fared better.
• Onward they fared through the perfumed woods.
• She wondered how it had fared with her uncle.
• Peter had fared rather well.
• All of them have fared hardly during the years.
• How they fared you shall see.
• And how frugally she fared all the time!
• Many others fared no better than myself.
• They shared and fared alike.
• Forth into the night fared the sections of the train.
• The next one fared no better.
• The young and the beautiful fared best.
• Other states fared little better.
• Then they fared over the hills and far away.
• Had you been there, you might have fared the same.
• Be that as it may, they fared the better for it.
• Eusebius was the ablest of them, and had fared the worst.
• And as it was that luckless essay fared badly enough.
• But he fared very well, nevertheless.
• As such lorn mariners, so fared they.
• I fared right well with my white masters.
• Those who remained on board the cutter fared very badly.
• From this moment he fared sumptuously every day.
• The third cast fared no better than the others.
• The officers fared little better than the men.
• I need not ask how you have fared since last we met!
• We had plenty pork meat to eat and fared fine.

• It has not fared much otherwise with higher kinds of steam.
• In any event another man fared better or worse.
• They fared on for two interminable, broiling days.
• As for food and water, they fared well enough.
• Daniels, however, fared worse.

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