Sentence examples for abode left from inspiring English sources

Early suggestions that it was a callous banker, tipped off by a greedy local landowner and seeking taxidermy or antlers for his London abode, left the country agog.

Mr. Nohara left his abode, Terminal 1 of Benito Juárez International Airport, on Sunday with a woman identified only as Oyuki, Reforma said.

In the Mahabharata, the ancient (golden) city of Dwaraka was once the abode of Lord Krishna who left it shortly before it was inundated by the ocean and abandoned.

Finally patients with no fixed abode will be excluded from the study.

Others have been left as simple abodes with family heirlooms decorating the walls and floors.

In that short space, he blames us for being addicted to our idiot boxes, reminds us that our food, air and government is screwed, that we're a violent nation, that times are "worse than bad" and "people are crazy," and that we sit in our comfy abodes and want to be left alone with our microwaves and flat screens.

With profound grief, we regret to inform the demise of Mr. Kishan Kumar Shah, Chairman / CEO of Silk Crafts Inc. / Silk Safari who left for his heavenly abode on Saturday, 16th May , 2009at Mussoorie, India.

Icicles were hanging from the mountainside, and plaques around every hairpin turn recalled those fellow travelers, most of them soldiers, who had "left for their heavenly abode" after plunging over the precipice inches from the loose stones that made up the road.

Jesus' taking on the role of the crucified was to show us that we crucify God when we do evil to each other, and that we fail to achieve the maximum of our powers (our own divinity) in our failure to obey the law of love, and that to obey the commandment of love means being continually prepared to leave abodes ruled by death and die into new forms of love and fellowship.

He later died on 1 June 1830 (Jeth sud 10, Samvat 1886), and it is believed by followers that, at the time of his death, Swaminarayan left Earth for Akshardham, his abode.

Having left the confines of their former abode – a spooky former halfway house for drug addicts – for Geoff Barrow's Invada studio, the indie quartet have a new album that rings with a cleaner, lighter finesse; its tracks built around the warm, glowing melodies of the Kinks and the Lilys.