Sentence examples for and the everlasting from inspiring English sources

The seclusion, here, prompts me to remember the clamor of shanty towns and the everlasting racket in prisons.

Indeed, these chapters — like his novels "The Mezzanine" and "The Everlasting Story of Nory" — underscore his gifts, to borrow a Saul Bellow phrase, as a "first-class noticer".

Judaism developed the view of a 1,000-year 1,000-yearween the four world ages and the everlasting kingdom (hence the words millennium and millenarian).

Ibn Ḥanbal earned the greatest reputation of all the persons involved in the inquisition and the everlasting gratitude of the Muslim people.

Augustine (354 430) distinguished between the purgatorial fire that burns off stains and the everlasting fire that consumes those who die unrepentant and unreconciled to the church.

Berry wrote "Carol" in 1958, the same year as "It Don't Take But a Few Minutes," "Around and Around," "Blues for Hawaiians," and the everlasting "Johnny B. Goode".

If Obama plays his cards right he'll have a similar legacy of parks and high-speed railways--and the everlasting hatred of Wall Street.

So do yourself a favor and do the everlasting cool thing: take up your cross and follow God! God will reward you for the sacrifices you make for Him, so try to do that often.

A plaque by the door read: "This house was erected in 1928 by Federico Gasparini-Bondi and his consort Maria Laura for enhance the youthful joys of their children and for the everlasting delight of their descendants".

He has talked himself out of life, out of the light and into the everlasting silence he feared from the start.

Their land, says Moses, will yield the "precious fruits" of "the deep lying beneath", of the "ancient mountains" and of the "everlasting hills".