Sentence examples for brought a prayer from inspiring English sources

He brought a prayer carpet to his job and carefully adhered to Islamic dietary restrictions, shunning alcohol and checking the ingredients of everything, even medicine.

At the city planning firm where he worked as an intern, his former supervisors and colleagues recall that Mr. Atta brought a prayer rug to the office and became very careful about what he ate, scraping the frosting from cakes lest they contain pork fat.

Daniel Gilroy, who worked alongside Mateen for about a year as a security guard for a gated community, said he brought a prayer rug and skullcap to work and prayed on his knees during his shifts.

"I've lived here for 31 years and I feel totally different, now I can bring a prayer book to synagogue," said Pinchas Shor, a Borough Park plumber.

"I noticed that he started bringing a prayer rug to school.

A couple of years later, I was brought into a prayer circle by a church in Tennessee.

In the sixteenth century, the wide circulation of English Bible translations and the Book of Common Prayer brought a new degree of standardization.

However, he complimented saying "Even the easy-to-mock pre-show prayers brought a tear to the eye.

A former mayor of Doncaster brings out a prayer mat on television which he claims Ed Miliband gave him after a fire at his home.

Shmuel Rabinowitz, who serves as rabbi of the Western Wall and holy sites of Israel and determines prayer regulations, has curtailed these rights, however, forbidding women from bringing a Torah into their prayer section.

'Praying For Rain' brings an aching melodic prayer seeking to ease a drought (real or allegorical), and 'The Cost Of Living', has a classic Henley hook describing life's obstacles; "It's the cost of living...and everyone pays".