Sentence examples for a dove from from inspiring English sources

Colomba Pasquale, a bread shaped like a dove, from Italy.

Being attacked as a hawk from the left while being dismissed as a dove from the right has helped Kerry to position himself as a centrist on both domestic and foreign policy.

His achievement came on March 27 , 1927 when he recorded "O, for the Wings of a Dove," from Mendelssohn's "Hear My Prayer" with the Temple Church Choir, the choir of the Church of the Inner Temple, in London.

Between the winged creatures on the south side is a seated figure of uncertain sex receiving a dove from a standing female.

And he (Noah) sent forth a dove from him, to see if the waters were abated from off the face of the ground.

The Biblical Noah released a dove from his ark, and, when it returned bearing an olive branch, he knew that land was near.

Such is also the case with the rest of the strong, French cast, which includes Jean-François Lapointe as the High Priest of Apollo and Franck Ferrari as a Hercules who doubles as a magician capable of extracting a live dove from a top hat.

Kype alone had a voice, but when he screamed for help a dove flushed from his mouth, crying, Alas, alas, and all he could do was stand in the hall and watch.

The girl's boyfriend misunderstood and, just as a fist was on its way to the magician's face, a dove burst from the magician's breast pocket and flew out into the car.

A new dove from Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.

A dove floats down from the dome above".