Sentence examples for call mary from inspiring English sources

Protestants quote Jeremiah chapter 7, verse 13, when he decries the children of Israel worshipping the moon as "the Queen of Heaven," and claim that when we call Mary "the Queen of Heaven," it is the same thing.

When that happened, he asked them, call Mary and tell her that Mr. Fahey still lives.

A translator introduced me to a young woman I'll call Mary.

"I might call Mary an activist's activist, in every positive sense of that word," Mr. Erlandson said.

To call Mary an unwed mother is about as scripturally accurate as calling her a crack addict.

A woman I will call Mary, a schoolteacher in Los Angeles, suffered a stroke in 2001, when she was forty-six.

A pair of skinny legs appears briefly below the hem of a dress, clad in patterned woollen tights, plus socks or legwarmers, only to disappear into huge, battered, muddy trainers with Velcro straps, or unlaced, snub-toes boots, or single-strapped pumps (what the Americans call mary-janes) or embroidered slippers or sandals.

A play called "Mary T. & Lizzy K.," by Tazewell Thompson, which examines the relationship between Mary Todd Lincoln and the dressmaker who became her confidante and closest friend, will open in March at the Mead Center for American Theater in Washington.

A few months after the offsite, I called Mary to ask her how it was working.

Annie called Mary to ask if she'd heard from Karen.

And the power came into the world and was called Mary, and Christ was in her womb seven months.