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Sentences ending with warrant

You're pretty, and you're young, and ye didn't know what you were doin,' I'll warrant. [9]
And presently, "She's very merry, I'll warrant. [9]
She had a touch of the vixen--an impetuous, loving, forceful mademoiselle, in marked contrast to the rather ascetic Francois, whose ways were more refined than his origin might seem to warrant. [11]
Now then, consider this-- and you've never thought of it, I'll warrant. [5]
That malignant villain the bootmaker, I'll warrant. [5]
It's that little tarrier dog of yours, Mrs. Hopkins, that will be after worryin' the mice an' the rats, an' the thaves too, I 'll warrant. [6]
A strange alertness seemed to be upon him, and, as Leicester found when the swords crossed, he was quicker than his bulk gave warrant. [11]
Talebearing to his Majesty, I'll warrant! [9]
He won't make love to two at once, unless they 're both pretty young, I 'll warrant. [6]
But he almost instantly took them up again, and handing the malignant and lying effusion to the high-priest, he exclaimed, with a laugh: "This seals the warrant! [10]

Short sentences using warrant

No freezing mixtures, I'll warrant! [6]
I'll warrant you're behind this. [9]

More example sentences with the word warrant in them

And what is your warrant here? [11]
But I warrant you there would be no climbing of balconies in her dominions. [9]
And I'll warrant you cannot conceive the havoc and consternation their fulfilment would spread in England. [9]
But I warrant ye didn't have the heft," and she lifted it, judicially. [9]
Not a single word unconnected with his trade, the weather, or an accident, had ever reached the friends' ears from Chello's thick lips, and this circumstance seemed to warrant Hermon in the expectation of learning from him the pure, unadulterated truth. [10]
It takes a woman to sound a woman's heart, and she found there was still love enough under the ruffled waters to warrant the hope of peace and tranquillity. [6]
It was so with Captain Jack, who blossomed in a week; and few could vie with him, I warrant you, after he made his decision. [9]
I'll warrant something will come of that matter this morning. [9]
In the hush which followed, our crime was recited, the death warrant read, then everybody uncovered while a priest uttered a prayer. [5]
I warrant Ye when ye use your bollocks ye shall not think of it; and my Lady Granby, be ye content; let the spelling be, ye shall enjoy the beating of them on your buttocks just the same, I trow. [5]
I'll warrant you wear silk-knit under that gray homespun, and have a cameo in your pocket. [9]
In support--or shall we say extenuation?--of this opinion I submit that there is not sufficient evidence to warrant the uncertainty which it implies. [5]
Yesterday a warrant was issued, but the culprits had disappeared. [5]
But here he was a stranger, at least on his professional rounds, and when he asked for Miss Euthymia the servant, who knew his face well, stared as if he had held in his hand a warrant for her apprehension. [6]
The rich shall warrant the poor against planless production and the ruin that now follows, against danger from without and famine from within, and the poor--" "No, no, no! [8]
He presents a warrant from your Excellency's physician. [9]
I recited them very much as I had done the night before, and I warrant you, my dears, that they listened with more zest and eagerness than did Mr. Walpole. [9]
If it is true that the man you charge is an infidel, how does that warrant suspicion? [11]
I now come to a phase of the Mississippi River life of the flush times of steamboating, which seems to me to warrant full examination--the marvelous science of piloting, as displayed there. [5]
One at a time we stepped forward and each received his warrant from the hand of our chief, D'Aulon. [5]
Mr. Marmaduke swore they would never have done, and squirmed and grinned like Punch when he thought of the fee, for he had hoped to get off with a crown, I warrant you. [9]
I told him, the other day, that an order of any kind from you would be his sufficient warrant for its delivery to you. [5]
And to obtain the factorship in London of a like estate to yours one of them would wear a plaster over his mouth, I'll warrant you. [9]
Who dares warrant that it will not all be repeated before the shadows are an ell long on the shore! [10]
Do not think that a robust organization is any warrant of long life, nor that a frail and slight bodily constitution necessarily means scanty length of days. [6]
I'll warrant I'd teach his daughter loyalty in a day, and I had again your years and your spirit! [9]
But he had talked cautiously, feeling his way for sympathy, looking out for those indications of tact and judgment which would warrant him in some partial communication, at least, of the origin of his doubts and fears, and never finding them. [6]
But--I warrant the sword will be your best wife in the end. [11]
The announcement was sufficient to warrant the sensation it produced on all sides. [9]
B. Eads, whose success with the jetties at New Orleans is a warrant of his competency, and Judge Taylor, of Indiana. [5]
But I'll warrant, sir, you have said a deal more than I have any notion of without opening your lips. [9]
I warrant no ship ever swam the seas that looks better going than she does. [11]
I'll warrant he'd send 'em to the right-about. [9]
They did not seem to him to contain enough substance to warrant publication. [5]
Besides, you've got Scripture warrant for dancing off the heads of people. [4]
But they were related only in name, in some distant, irreconcilable way--in a way which did not warrant the sudden scarlet flush that flooded her face. [11]
The Queen knows on what rock to build, as I made warrant for her, and will still do so. [11]
In his government on the Nerbudda he made a brave attempt on the 28th of March, 1828, to put down Suttee on his own hook and without warrant from the Supreme Government of India. [5]
In the course of the morning a couple of stout fellows arrived, leading between them a young man whom they had arrested,--it didn't appear on any warrant, but they wanted to get him committed and locked up. [4]
The n ames of the artists are warrant of good enterTemment. [5]
He bean't afeard of 'em, and a bench warrant out ag'in him for high treason. [9]
Here you can obtain not only the latest news from home, but from the rest of the world, and this house is an inviolable sanctuary for the persecuted, Rhodopis possessing a royal warrant which secures her from every molestation on the part of the police. [10]
What is there now to warrant the condition of affairs presented by our friends over the river? [7]
But I find nothing in the manly sentiment and true tenderness of Irving to warrant the sentimental gush of his followers, who missed his corrective humor as completely as they failed to catch his literary art. [4]
A physician is not--at least, ought not to be--an executioner; and a sentence of death on his face is as bad as a warrant for execution signed by the Governor. [6]
And you are not certain whether its success will warrant your giving up your clerkship. [4]
All that Dorothy need do at Portsmouth is to curtsey to the first skipper she meets, and I'll warrant he will carry us all to the antipodes. [9]
In my youth men whose natures shrank not from encounter with their enemies lacked not, I warrant you, a checkered experience. [9]
And that gives me warrant for the future. [11]
There are not many, I warrant you, born like him a poor gardener's son who rise by character and ability to be a captain at three and twenty. [9]
Hereupon their chief made answer roundly that he was here by his Majesty's warrant, and that of the city authorities, to make certain whether Junker Herdegen Schopper, who had fled from the Imperial ban, were in hiding or no in the house of his fathers. [10]
By triangulation Lord Longlegs determined its altitude; Herr Spider measured its circumference at the base and computed the circumference at its top by a mathematical demonstration based upon the warrant furnished by the uniform degree of its taper upward. [5]
Given a heart-aching longing in every human being for happiness, here was high warrant for going in pursuit of it. [4]
MacGregor did not know where we were; the fresh water was vanishing rapidly, and our patch of sail was hardly enough to warrant a breeze taking any interest in it. [11]
In the morning, J. M. Fox, the sheriff, met him, arrested him, took him into court and commenced reading a warrant that he had for his arrest, by way of arraignment. [5]
I'll warrant she is making Sir Charles see to his laurels, and young Stavordale is struck dumb. [9]
If the warrant is all right she must go--she must! [10]
Religion had apparently irrevocably lost that warrant also, and thinking men not spiritually inclined, since they had to make a choice between science and religion, took science as being the more honest, the more certain. [9]
With a painful indecision McCann pulled a paper from his pocket which I saw was a warrant. [9]
Gifted to thrust in return, and with warrant to do so, he put aside the temptation, and answered his kinsman with daylight clearness. [11]
There was nothing, in his opinion, he remarked smilingly, in his function as peacemaker, to warrant anything but the most friendly interchange of views. [9]
I'll warrant you I'll not come to life. [9]
The next evening I was just starting down to have a talk with him, when an official came to my grandfather to swear out a warrant. [11]
Come, I warrant I can deepen that colour"--he bowed low--"Madame of Rozel, if it be not too soon! [11]
Thy lips upon his cheek, though it be but a rough fellow's fancy, and I warrant, come good, come ill, Rozel's face will never be turned from thee. [11]
I could not help watching the movements of this redoubtable old Hero, who, I'll warrant, has been the champion and safeguard of half the garrison towns in England, and fancying to myself how Bonaparte would have delighted in having such toast-and-butter generals to deal with. [4]
And so used have we become in these Southern colonies to tippling and gaming parsons, that I warrant his people accept him as nothing out of the common. [9]
I'll warrant there has been many a tender talk just where I'm sitting. [9]
Incompatibility of temper has been considered ground for a divorce; incompatibility of interests is a sufficient warrant for social separation. [6]
So, too, she had him buried by her father, in the Quaker burying-ground--ay, she is a saint on earth, I warrant. [11]
My father will give you a warrant, and the Arabs on the other shore will assist you. [10]
You will not find him lacking, sir, I'll warrant. [9]
If thou art faithful to me, I shall know how faithful thou art in all; for thy vows to me were most frequent and pronounced, with a full savour that might warrant short seasoning. [11]
And were I ever to come to London he would put me up at Brooks's Club, and warrant me a better time and more friends than ever had a Caribbee who came home on a visit. [9]
There'll be redskins enough by and by, I'll warrant ye. [9]
He hain't be'n eddicated a great deal, but I wouldn't be afeard to warrant he'd make a racket in the world some of these days. [9]
Suddenly a great drunken ruffian collared him and said-- "Out to this time of night again, and hast not brought a farthing home, I warrant me! [5]
Has the young Doctor's crown yet received the seal which is Nature's warrant of wisdom and proof of professional competency? [6]
They would have deposed Smith on report of the new commission, but they could show no warrant. [4]
Were he, to choose, a wench out of the King's passengers I'd warrant our macaronies to compose odes to her eyebrows. [9]
Yet Mr. Plimpton's career in the ennobling role of peacemaker had, on the whole, been crowned with such success as to warrant his belief in the principle. [9]
I'll warrant they can find 'em. [9]
Her life had been risked without due warrant. [11]
Oh, your honour, be as gallant as your name and place warrant. [11]
This fellow is at his prayers to-day, but I warrant thee he shall be swearing with the best of them to-morrow. [3]
I can only assure you now that I have not spoken without warrant. [9]
Another such encounter, and I would warrant the captain's illusions concerning the gentry to go up in smoke. [9]
Was not humanity alone sufficient warrant for staying by his side? [11]
Lord Mallow had acted with discretion, and yet with sufficient passion to warrant some success. [11]
His Honor's in a 'igh temper, I warrant ye. [9]
We don't have "scenes," I warrant you, on these occasions. [6]

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