Sentence examples for called vigil from inspiring English sources

In her final stage performance, Off Broadway in a two-handed dark comedy called "Vigil," Ms. Stenborg played Grace, a woman on her death bed being harangued by her belligerently self-pitying nephew, played by Malcolm Gets.

A few rose for the prayer called vigils at 3 30 a.m., chanting psalms alongside the monks.

The city authorities called "a vigil" for 6 P.M., but Albert Square was teeming well before then.

Amnesty International and other groups planned a protest outside the US embassy in Paris later on Wednesday and Amnesty also called a vigil outside the embassy in London.

Holy Saturday, also called Easter Vigil, Christian religious observance that ends the Lenten season, falling on the day before Easter Sunday.

His condition was, in the end, confirmed by means of a horrible form of torture, called the "vigil" because, in addition to the bodily suffering that was inflicted, victims were also subjected to prolonged sleep deprivation.

As they attempt to leave, a group of creatures called the Vigil arrive and attempt to force Merry to sacrifice herself.

Amnesty International and other groups planned a protest outside the U.S. Embassy in Paris later Wednesday and Amnesty also called a vigil outside the U.S. Embassy in London.

During a news conference Monday, Jones called the vigil on Saturday night a "peaceful, meaningful assembly with little incident" — until a Sacramento County sheriff's police cruiser struck a 61-year-old protester.

"They would allow me to bring in U.S. aircraft into sovereign Mexican territory with one phone call," Vigil told HuffPost.

Exile groups had called for vigils on Wednesday to protest Chinese rule and the crackdown on dissent.