Sentence examples for behold which from inspiring English sources

I have lost him; aye, and Hector when he had killed him stripped the wondrous armour, so glorious to behold, which the gods gave to Peleus when they laid you in the couch of a mortal man.

Similarly, Barlow Jacobs, the star and one of the writers of Zack Godshall's "Low and Behold," which was shown at Sundance in 2007, drew on his own experiences working as an insurance adjustor in New Orleans after the hurricane.

Over at Timothy Taylor Gallery, Kiki Smith opened her exhibition, Behold, which further elaborates on her peculiar animistic cosmology, most notably through the first ever display of two large, rapturous bronze works, "Nurse Log" and "Bough", (2009 and 2012, respectively).

His friendship for and mentorship of Carrie have been heartwarming to behold, which makes his decision to throw her under the bus before a Senate committee seeking to put even more pressure on a shattered Agency shocking and poignant.

"You must honor and utter and behold that which you fear," she said.

The boy-king cries until his mother encourages him to give it a go, and lo and behold, that which was broken is fixed, and Humpty and the king become best pals.

Kindly contact Professor Joel Fleishman, Ms. Valerie Gillespie, Ms. Sterly Wilder, Mr. Scott Lindtroth, Mr. Bob Bliwise, or myself for additional information, photographs, and documentation on the "Behold" Monument which has been recognized internationally as among the most culturally and historically significant works of fine art dedicated to Dr. King in the United States.

Then, as she parts the long braids, ah! there upon the crown, behold the cicatrice which her little daughter had!

Lo and behold, the transcript, which a prison official obtained for Mr. Herrington, quoted Justice Brenda Soloff as delivering a two-year sentence.

Two Americans wrote the work, "Behold the Man," which tells how amateurish repairs to a painting of Jesus in 2012 brought a tourist bonanza to a struggling town.

Verily, before one or other be determined to express which, behold the pictures success; you are in doubt toward which one inclineth.