Sentence examples for brought prayer from inspiring English sources

The men brought prayer books and read them, rocking back and forth, islands of religious focus amid the hubbub.

It was an extensive collection of prayer beads -- Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, Catholic -- with an explanation of how they evolved one from the other: Muslim traders brought prayer beads from Asia and adapted them to Islam; in the late 12th century, Crusaders brought them back from Constantinople to Catholic Europe, where they metamorphosed into rosary beads.

When it first took control in 2012, it brought prayers and the Queen's portrait back to meetings, changed the council's Welcome to Country policy, and became embroiled in an inter-Aboriginal dispute over the recognition of the Darug as traditional owners.

A woman dream healer brought prayers, and some activists with anger issues presented anger and street theatre for the television cameras.

Also at the school forum, Mr. Gore was asked by a woman about what he could do as president to bring prayer back to the classroom.

Several bills use tax money to finance private religious schools, and efforts to bring prayer to public schools have been introduced in states around the country, most noticeably in the South.

Use prayer though the place will drain your prayer, so it is a good idea to bring prayer pots.

Make sure to bring prayer armour and a lot of prayer pots as the cannoneers hit up to 38 and the dwogres hit very often.

Peoples from the Tropical Forest area of South America decorate rattle handles with brightly coloured parrot feathers, which are symbolic because of the special attributes of birds (e.g., they move between earth and sky realms as they fly, helping bring prayers to the spirit realm).

A friend brought the prayer to Jessica's attention in 2010, when she was a high school freshman.

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.