Sentence examples for famous prayer from inspiring English sources

"Our famous prayer is that the Americans don't make the second round.

The national police commissioner, Bheki Cele, said jokingly, "Our famous prayer is the Americans don't make the second round".

Ballet Theater, deeply divided about how it wants to please its public, seems to be repeating the famous prayer "Oh, God, make me good, but not yet".

The oldest of these on the south retaining wall gives Darius's famous prayer for his people: "God protect this country from foe, famine, and falsehood".

For the most part, the message from these economists is a sort of climate version of St. Augustine's famous prayer, "Give me chastity and continence, but not just now".

Rice is the central sustenance of Thailand, the basis of many of that country's festivals and a synonym for food itself, just as the "daily bread" of the famous prayer is a metonym for the things that fend off starvation.

At the famous prayer-breakfast on September 11th, at which he spoke of his sin and his "broken spirit", the cameras caught him peeping round in the middle of his prayers, as if to check that everyone was watching.

She is the object of one of Catholicism's most famous prayers, the Hail Mary: Hail Mary, full of grace, The Lord is with thee!

The most famous Anatolian prayer rugs came from Ghiordes and Kula, mostly in the 18th and 19th centuries; and in the United States they became the first passion of the collector.

We can -- like Mother Teresa said at that famous national prayer breakfast... KAINE: This is important --.

Today's meditation features the famous Serenity Prayer, written by Protestant theologian Reinhold Niebuhr in the early 1940s.