Sentence examples for a cardinal for from inspiring English sources

Hank wants a pet bird, and Walt traps a cardinal for him.

The day after that, he was a cardinal for the pope," he said.

Early on, Pius boots out a cardinal for admitting his homosexuality, and insists it is incompatible with the teachings of the church.

Will Clark has been a Cardinal for less than three months since being acquired to play first base while Mark McGwire is reduced to being a pinch-hitter on a damaged right knee, but he appreciates that tradition.

One adventure remained to the aging duke: when Pope Eugenius IV broke off relations with the rebellious Council of Basel in 1439, the mutinous prelates elected Amadeus pope under the name of Felix V. Amadeus-Felix resigned 10 years later, under pressure from the kings of France, England, and Sicily, and was a cardinal for his last two years.

There was more unorthodox papal behaviour on Thursday morning when Francis returned to the Church-run residence where he had checked in as a cardinal for the conclave.

It only offers identity conditions when x is an object we know to be a cardinal number (for then x= G, for some G, and Hume's Principle tells us when #F= G).

"We made a cardinal error for their first goal and got punished for it.

He was famous in his native Argentina for living a simple life, even as a Cardinal, and for living among the people.

A cardinal rule for sexual pleasuring is, "When in doubt, ask for help," and a corresponding rule for receiving pleasure is "SPEAK UP!" Armstrong, E. A., England, P., & Fogarty, A. K. (2012).

The information about optimal WC values for MS diagnosis was not known for the Kyrgyz ethnic group, and this became a cardinal impetus for the study.