Use of the word lieve in a sentence example

lieve

Last update: September 14, 2015

B'lieve I'll go into that business myself. [Please select]

"Well, I b'lieve you, Huck."' [Please select]

"Well, then, I b'lieve you."' [Please select]

"Why, no; IIwell, no, I b'lieve I didn't." [Please select]

"But surely you don't b'lieve 'e's guilty." [Please select]

It's gener'ly b'lieved that what Cragg had once Ned's got now; but it don't matter much. [Please select]

"Ef you will give me one good drink tisane, Tante Lizette, I b'lieve I'm goin' sleep, me."' [Please select]

An' it's hard now an' then to b'lieve that they're really an' truly over.' [Please select]

You'd jest as lieve shoot a man as to eat your dinner; now, wouldn't you. [Please select]

"Ye've sharp eyes, younker," remarked one of the men, "an' I do b'lieve yer right." [Please select]

An' see, there's waterfalls too, bigger I do b'lieve than the one I once saw at a pantomime. [Please select]

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