Sentence examples for The lord's will from inspiring English sources
"We believe that if it's the Lord's will, you will rise up".
"I'm going to keep going, as long as it's the Lord's will, up until the end," Ryan said.
"I've had a great time in New York and if it's the Lord's will for me to be here, I'll be here, and if not, I won't," Ward said.
By wrapping himself in sanctimony as surely as he wrapped the Justice Department's statue of Justice in a blue curtain, our attorney general is trying to supersede civil law on the grounds that he's exercising the Lord's will whatever he does.
It's clear to me that you want to do the Lord's will; you've said and done things like a true believer would.
The likeliest scenario is that rather than Samit Patel, with his left-arm spin, Jade Dernbach, whose variations were missing at the end of the India innings at Lord's, will replace Broad, with the prospect of dew playing its part.
Calling on those at the Heartland Institute to fan out and fight the Environmental Protection Agency rules for carbon pollution on power plants, due to be finalised this summer, and other environmental measures, he said: "If we do it as a team you will be doing the lord's work, and he will eventually bless you for it.
The hosts, who lead the two-match series 1-0 following a 170-win in the opening Test at Lord's, will be looking to push on towards 400 on Sunday before picking apart the Kiwis' fragile batting line-up.
The home Test series between England and Sri Lanka, which begins on Thursday at Lord's, will be the first since 1946 not to be broadcast live on free-to-air television.
Competitors at Lord's will shoot against the backdrop provided by the late-Victorian Pavilion, perhaps the most famous building on any cricket ground.
