Although these thinges were not to be borne, yet I haue borne them: but now thy horriblefactes are come to soche an issue, that I feare thy mischiues.
But that she was indued with the spirit of wisdome, of knowledge, and of the true feare of God: and by the same she iudged the factes of the rest of the people.
To whom may factes and exploites of famous personages be consigned, but to him whose prowesse and valiant actes be manifest, and well knowen to Englishmen, but better to straungers, which haue felt the puissance thereof?
Amonges al the factes of Sertorius, this insuing was very notable and famous.
Hierome reporteth, was the wyfe of Abradatas a noble personage, and in warlicke factes very skilfull, dearely beloued of Cyrus king of Persia, with whom this Lady Panthea was captiue, at the ouerthrow of the Assyrians.
He had good experience in factes of warre, and was so well beloued of al Princes and Rulers, as he refused many times their goodes, being resolued not to care or esteme the benefites of Fortune.
It chaunced that day the kinge rode vpon a horse, that was the swiftest runner in his stable, which hee esteemed better then a thousande other, as wel for his velocity, as for his readinesse in factes of armes.
In factes of warre he was a cowarde, and in gouernement of common wealth, a very weake and feeble man.
The very bookes of holy scriptures doe describe vnto vs persons that bee vicious, and so detestable as nothing more, whose factes vnto the simple may seeme vnseemely, vpon the least recitall of the same.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "factes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
