tiding

He did not appear in the least moved by the good tidings.

It had nothing to do with anything, but these were tidings!

But over and above everything else there was something new inside her with these tidings.

Listen: I come with tidings which you will think good.

Not one will be left alive to take back tidings to the North.

I am the one who must stand before her each morning and pass on such tidings as they send through me.

Things had happened after the event and before its tidings arrived.

Why then do you come back from the dead to bring me such evil tidings?

"I had rather died also than live to hear such heavy tidings," he said.

Now, he would have to bring the glad tidings to yet another group.

For not all the tidings that I bring are evil.

She supposed that the tidings might not be considered so very bad if one could judge them by their words alone.

I was with another person, we were out bike tiding.

She is the youngest of the three Tidings children and the only daughter.

I sent him before me to watch the River and gather tidings.

He soon returned with good tidings: the river lay not too far away.

He was too filled up with tidings, and the need to spread them.

Fear not, for I bring you good tidings of great joy.

And they sent a messenger to bring these tidings to me.

That will be the new tidings of the black fleet.

Yes, but only a fool would bring such tidings, he thought.

He came crying that you were dead, and called it good tidings.

"But at least I need not now ask tidings of strangers."

Let me try to believe for one day, while I rest in the open, that the sun brings good tidings.

But Ruth was already out of the room and running to her family to tell them the great tidings.