Sentence examples for fail to pray from inspiring English sources

Muslims in the private and public sectors who fail to pray five times a day will be punished, State Information Commissioner Wura Muhammad Dankadai said, though he did not say what form the punishment would take.

These reports have included the murder of a Bantu sheikh in a village north of Jillib after he failed to answer an "Islamic quiz" to the Shabab's satisfaction and the killing of Bantu villagers who failed to pray in the local mosque in a village south of Jamama.Other clan militias have persecuted and displaced Bantus, but the Shabab has sent far more to refugee camps than any others.

Following Ramakrishna's suggestion, he went to the temple thrice, but failed to pray for any kind of worldly necessities and ultimately prayed for true knowledge and devotion from the goddess.

And Kushner, the penguinesque promoter who prayed to promote a heavyweight champion but failed to play the game as adroitly as King.

But 91% also said different religious beliefs should be respected, and clear majorities thought it did not matter if Muslims consumed alcohol, failed to fast and pray or, if they were women, went outside without covering their heads.

In recent months, some have expressed concern that, should they fall pray to a Ukraine-style incursion by Moscow, NATO would fail to come to their defense — or, at least, would fail to do so swiftly enough.

I pray that Kleer actually takes off but after seeing ideas like this try and fail to gain traction — Zigbee, anyone?

It shames me to say it — my courage fails when I try to pray that you might abide in it.

He also reflects on his good fortune ("there are tens of millions of Americans without medical insurance. What would we have done in their shoes?") When the transplant fails to work, 5,000 people pray for him in the largest cathedral in Christendom and a Hindu priest holds a vigil for him on the banks of the Ganges.

The turnaround that executives prayed for failed to show up.

[Section A.] The Next Six Months in the Media For those in the media, the first half of 2002 was a time of dashed expectations; the turnaround that executives prayed for failed to show up.