1. Thee must study diligently to succeed in thine exams.
2. Thou shalt not steal, for it is against God's commandments.
3. We shall sing to thee, a song of praise and adoration.
4. Thy beauty is without compare, like a radiant flower in the garden of life.
5. Thee art the one, my dear, who makes my heart flutter with love's sweet melody.
6. Thou hast spoken wisely, indeed, and thy counsel shall guide us well on our journey.
7. Let us give thanks unto thee, our Lord, for thy boundless mercy and grace.
8. I pray that thou mayst find solace in these troubled times, and may thy spirit be at peace.
9. Thy words have touched my soul, bringing comfort and warmth like the sun's embrace.
10. Thou art my treasure, my precious companion, and together, we shall face whatever life may bring.
Please note that these sentence structures are often used in historical or literary contexts, and may sound archaic in contemporary speech.