Yes, we'd like to leave our path to Heaven clear, to travel a spare, true road.
Sweat was dripping from every brow, so the sight of startlingly clear water was heaven; and the fact that we were barefoot allowed us to get into the water a few seconds quicker than usual.
Given the title of the film, and the opening introduction, during which Beam defines the word miracle, it's clear Miracles From Heaven is headed – resulting in a drama totally devoid of tension.
Comino's crystal clear waters are heaven for divers, snorkelers and boaters alike.
And now he feels he's in his element, Baiting a hook and casting forth the line, And through clear water sees a heaven-sent Swift flash of silver rise into air and shine.
Befitting my skeptical, clear-minded surroundings, the heavens did not part and angels did not appear blaring their trumpets.
Mashhad is about as far from Iraq as you can get in Iran and was spared direct attack, but the war was still present: in screaming bomb-raid sirens, in public infrastructure renamed after the newly dead, in the war-time culture of sacrifice for one's country, in the conscription of child soldiers sent with a key to heaven to clear the landmines on the country's border with Iraq.
Mr. Brown has described the performers as "soldiers walking toward heaven," clearing a path for those who will follow.
Voltaire could not follow any of the maths, but on political grounds he wanted to believe that Newton was perfect in all respects (for if Newton's clear, rational laws explain the heavens, then it's fair for us to seek out similar rational laws to reform politics here on Earth).
The Dodgers had gone to heaven in the clear air above downtown.
