Sentence examples for a prayer from a from inspiring English sources

Starting in 1999, the town board has begun its public meetings with a prayer from a "chaplain of the month".

For more than a decade starting in 1999, the Town Board began its public meetings with a prayer from a "chaplain of the month".

With the exception of several Gregorian chants and a medieval cantiga, Ms. Cunningham played music she had composed or improvised, accompanying herself on piano, medieval harp and shruti box (an Indian drone instrument), while singing and chanting Latin Marian texts, Sanskrit mantras, a prayer from a Celtic spiritual order and devotional poems written by her sister, Elizabeth Cunningham.

While Carrie and I were dancing to a bizarre medley -- one moment a Bhutanese folk song by a live troupe and the next Bon Jovi's "Living on a Prayer" from a boom box -- I spotted Iron Bridge by the outdoor dance floor.

Mr. King ended his Hawaii speech by quoting a prayer from a preacher who had once been a slave, and it's an apt description of the idea of America today: "Lord, we ain't what we want to be; we ain't what we ought to be; we ain't what we gonna be, but, thank God, we ain't what we was".

I doubt there is much value in a prayer from a man so lacking in "Christian" love, but he could have at least pledged to do so.

The album's finale, "Mano de Dios," floats an incantation on billowing organ tones: a benediction, or a prayer, from an analog limbo.

Visitors are invited to write a prayer from any faith tradition, or a message of peace and hope, and visitors have shared inspiring quotations by Abraham Lincoln and Albert Camus among others.

It was a prayer from my girlhood, a prayer for peace and comfort and guidance.

A prayer from Carol Ann Duffy.

And he got his fishing pole and caught a rainbow, like pulling a prayer from the water.