Sentence examples for commandment to go from inspiring English sources

Labor Day nearly here with commandment to go forth to view woodland and beach for last time before autumn.

The New Yorker, September 5, 1925 P. 1 Labor Day nearly here with commandment to go forth to view woodland and beach for last time before autumn.

And now the town faces Labor Day and the unwritten commandment to go forth to view woodland and beach for a last time, before the red and golds of Autumn make them glorious.

By Jon Michaud September 2, 2011 And now the town faces Labor Day and the unwritten commandment to go forth to view woodland and beach for a last time, before the red and golds of Autumn make them glorious.

—"Holiday," The Talk of the Town, September 5, 1925 And now the town faces Labor Day and the unwritten commandment to go forth to view woodland and beach for a last time, before the red and golds of Autumn make them glorious.

Take Haring's 1985 series of paintings, The Ten Commandments, about to go on show at Wapping Hydraulic Power Station, London.

In Alabama, Judge Roy Moore has refused to remove from the wall of his courtroom handmade plaques displaying the commandments, promising to go to prison, if necessary, to keep them up.

How is his commandment to "get much tougher on drug dealers and pushers" to fight opioids supposed to square with criminal justice reform, and is Attorney General Jeff Sessions going to stand for any kind of reform anyway?

God tells Moses, after Moses carves a second set of blank tablets that God will write the Ten Commandments on again, to go to a crack in the mountain.

I would be very careful to generalize as to what form of magic Brion was referring to, but I will say that if it's psychic hygiene that you are aiming to achieve, our 8th commandment is the safe way to go.

Jesus acknowledged the Commandments and instructed his followers to go further, requiring, in Kreeft's words, "more, not less: a 'righteousness (which) exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees.