Swain example sentences

"Swain" Example Sentences

1. The young swain courted the fair maiden.
2. The village swain wooed the farmer's daughter.
3. The farmer's comely daughter had many swains vying for her affection.
4. The lovesick swain serenaded his lady beneath her window.
5. The charming swain won the heart of the reluctant heiress.
6. The faithful swain pined for his lady love from afar.
7. The handsome swain swept the milkmaid off her feet.
8. The gentleman swain pursued the winsome lass.
9. The humble swain sought the hand of the baron's daughter.
10. The country swain wooed the city belle.
11. The smitten swain wrote poems for his beloved.
12. The handsome stable swain caught the eye of the countess.
13. The fair swain caught the fancy of many maidens.
14. The dashing swain danced with all the maidens at the ball.
15. The eligible swain proposed to several ladies before finding a bride.
16. The poetic swain penned love sonnets for his lady love.
17. The barmaid's many swains vied for her smile and attention.
18. The winsome barmaid had many admiring swains.
19. The smitten swain begged his sweetheart for just one kiss.
20. The eager swain pursued the reluctant beauty.
21. The earnest swain professed his undying love and devotion.
22. The gallant swain rescued the fair maiden from distress.
23. The ardent swain showered his love with gifts and poems.
24. The hopeful swain knelt at his lady's feet to beg for her hand.
25. The persistent swain wore down his love's resistance and she accepted him.
26. The lovesick swain spent all his time pining for his heart's desire.
27. The swain's attention and devotion finally won over his lady love's heart.
28. The well-spoken swain charmed the fair maidens with his wit and poetry.
29. The maiden's many swains vied for her affections.
30. The smitten swain sent love letters to his beloved.
31. The country swain promised the farmer's daughter the world.
32. The young swain danced attendance upon his lovely lady.
33. The eager swain laid his heart at his lady's feet.
34. The winsome lass had many ardent swains.
35. The suitor and swain won the fair lady's hand in marriage.
36. The persistent swain finally wore down his love's resistance.
37. The ardent swain's devotion eventually won her heart.
38. The winsome lass had many wealthy and respectable swains.
39. The swain proved his devotion through perseverance and dedication.
40. The smitten swain vowed loyalty and faithfulness unto death.
41. The earnest swain sought the hand of his lady fair.
42. The handsome swain swept the chambermaid off her feet.
43. The lovesick swain followed his lady wherever she went.
44. The persistent swain vowed to never give up on his lady love.
45. The ardent swain tried every means to win his love's heart.
46. The faithful swain awaited his lady's return with longing.
47. The maiden's many admiring swains doted upon her.
48. The poet swain proclaimed his love through lavish poems and verses.
49. The winsome lass had two ardent and devoted swains.
50. The eager swain wooed the beautiful lady with gifts and flowers.
51. The suitor and swain sought the hand of the fair maiden.
52. The farmer's daughter had many earnest and devoted swains.
53. The lovesick swain asked for only a small token of his lady's affection.
54. The handsome swain captured the heart of the fair lady.
55. The ardent swain begged for a flower from his love's garden.
56. The generous swain treated all the village maidens with kindness.
57. The winsome lass had many admiring suitors and swains.
58. The smitten swain wrote poetry declaring his undying love.
59. The faithful swain remained true until his lady returned his love.
60. The earnest swain swore eternal devotion to his lady fair.

Common Phases

1. The fair maiden accepted the simple swain's heartfelt proposal of marriage.
2. The ardent swain sought to win his ladylove's affections with flowers and sweet poems.
3. The young swain courted the farm girl with shy smiles and gentle offers to walk her home.
4. The lovesick swain pined away alone until his love at last agreed to marry him.
5. The lady's hand was much sought after by many an eligible swain in the countryside.
6. The rustic swain strode confidently up to his beloved and proposed marriage on the spot.
7. The young swain spent hours contemplating how best to declare his devotion to the object of his desire.
8. The bashful swain blushed furiously when speaking to his heart's desire.
9. The honorable swain promised to love and cherish his bride for as long as they both shall live.
10. The swain's ardor cooled once he finally won his beloved's hand in marriage.
11. The devoted swain sought only to make his lady love happy for the rest of his days.
12. The country swain lacked the refinement and graces that attracted his city love.
13. The honest swain built his bride a cottage by the sea where they lived simply but happily.
14. The comely swain's attentions were much appreciated by the local maidens.
15. The boorish swain's crude manner did not recommend him to the fair maiden.
16. The old swain sang songs of love to his aging wife of many decades.
17. The enthusiastic swain dreamed of proving his valor to win his sweetheart's favor.
18. The impoverished swain's love was pure and true despite his humble circumstances.
19. The clumsy swain's gifts and declarations often failed to impress his intended.
20. The ambitious swain married for money rather than love.
21. The persistent swain ultimately won his love's heart through patience and devotion.
22. The poor swain's only wealth was his love for another.
23. The wealthy swain's gold could not buy true love.
24. The simple swain thought only of making his beloved smile.
25. The kindly swain mended fences and helped the neighbors as a demonstration of his goodness.
26. The shy swain stumbled over his words when first speaking to his beautiful love interest.
27. The plain swain pursued the fair maiden, never imagining she could love him in return.
28. Many eligible maidens eyed the attractive young swain with interest.
29. The maiden's stern father disapproved of her lowly swain's prospects.
30. The innocent swain boldly declared his endless love for his lady in flowing verse.
31. The faithful swain stood by his love's side through difficulties and strife.
32. The impetuous swain rushed headlong into love without thought of consequence.
33. The cheerful swain set out each morning with a song upon his lips.
34. The hapless swain had little hope of winning his lady's favor.
35. The jealous swain watched for any signs of his beloved's interest in others.
36. The lovelorn swain pined for his beloved from afar, never daring to declare his love.
37. The dutiful swain fulfilled his every task with thoughts only of earning his love's approval.
38. The well-intentioned swain's grand gestures often failed to impress.
39. The lovesick swain recited countless poems of woe and longing for his distant love.
40. The doting swain showered his bride with affection and tokens of his esteem.
41. The foolish swain gambled away his inheritance in hopes of winning back his true love.
42. The vain swain boasted of his noble birth to impress the local maidens.
43. The selfless swain turned from his own wants to provide for his love's every need.
44. The hopeless swain pursued a love who cared not a whit for him in return.
45. The witless swain failed to realize his love's lack of interest.
46. The steadfast swain held fast to his one true love despite all difficulties.
47. The steadfast swain held fast to his one true love despite all difficulties.
48. The fickle swain soon turned his attentions from one love to the next.
49. The oddly matched pair—a wealthy swain and a humble dairy maid—found true happiness together.
50. The lovesick swain could speak of nothing but his absent love.
51. The diffident swain stammered out his halting declaration of love.
52. The ardent swain spent many long hours composing love sonnets to his beloved.
53. The inexperienced swain was awkward in the ways of courting a maiden.
54. The comely swain captured the eye of every eligible maiden in the village.
55. The country swain was often the subject of ridicule by those he sought to impress.
56. The foolish swain gambled away his money in the tavern and had little left to win his love.
57. The simple swain sought only to please his beloved, never asking anything for himself.
58. The rejected swain slunk away with wounded pride.
59. The devoted swain pledged his troth in a heartfelt vow of eternal love and faithfulness.
60. As the sun set, the country swain walked hand in hand with his beloved down a path of golden light.