Sentence examples for Providence from inspiring English sources
The word 'Providence' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to the person or force that is believed to control the events and circumstances of one's life in a benevolent and guiding way. Example: "Despite facing numerous challenges, Jane always believed that Providence would ultimately guide her towards a better future."
noun
Preparation for the future; good governance, foresight.
It wasn't immediately clear which hospital he was in; a supervisor at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center said on Sunday the hospital would not confirm whether he was a patient there.
Jorge Elorza, a Latino, would win Latinos, whom Mr Cianci courted during his last run.Even Mr Cianci's critics concede that he loves Providence and wants it to do well.
Private equity puts a higher value on low-growth, high cashflow assets than the public stockmarket, says Jonathan Nelson, founder of Providence Equity Partners, a media-focused private-equity firm.What private-equity men now bring to the media business, they like to think, is financial discipline plus an enthusiastic attitude towards new technology.
Those in Arizona and South Dakota, for instance, said no to legalising even medical marijuana.Small-c conservatism may also explain why voters in the state officially called the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations woke up the next morning, having rejected dropping the Providence Plantations (with their whiff of slavery) from its name.
THE people queuing up at the Providence Crosstown Clinic are pioneers of a sort.
"The divergence today between low-growth, low-multiple businesses and higher-growth businesses in media has never been greater," says Jonathan Nelson, the boss of Providence Equity Partners, a private-equity firm.
Yet in this conservative corner of Britain, protected he believed by divine providence, and "with more born-again people to the square mile than anywhere else in the world", the Protestants' religion was an inseparable part of their identity.
In August, she paid $313 for a round-trip flight from Providence, R.I., to Houston to take her son Duncan to Rice University, where he is a freshman.
On December 24th the city of Providence, Rhode Island, one of several aggrieved investors, filed a case in New York naming Ms Rousseff as a potential witness.
His soaring popularity and confidence may tempt Mr Uribe to see himself as man of destiny, selected by providence to inflict a final defeat on the guerrillas of right and left, uproot the narco-traffickers and turn Colombia into a fully fledged democracy.
"We have a much larger population of young artists and professionals who have little sympathy for old-school ward politics but who, with many Latinos as neighbours, live exactly in Cianci's former strongholds," says Anthony Affigne, a political scientist at Providence College.
