| And he certain is the biggest liar it ever were my pleasure to harken unto. |
| The band's dueling guitars harken back to the arty axe work of the quintessential NYC act Television. |
| In the meantime, longtime residents are left to harken back to that first crowd that had to endure an invasion of newcomers, the Montauket tribe. |
| For those people who harken unto the things of the earth, they are of the spirit of this earth, which is the spirit of satan. |
| He is said to harken back to a better time, when senators put party aside yadda yadda. |
| Nominalized verb formations such as verbal nouns, participles, and predicative adjectives probably harken back to the protolanguage and can be reconstructed for predicates expressing state rather than action. |
