Sentence examples for from the nativity from inspiring English sources

I put my hand in my pocket and I realised that the key from the nativity was there.

From the nativity of the skyscraper in the 1860s through its early adulthood in the 1900s, this kind of "progress" was more often denounced than embraced.

And he was vexed to report that four days after the display went up, 25 light bulbs were stolen from the Nativity scene.

The only lesson learnt from the Nativity story (and Dickens AA Christmas Carol too) is that presents must be given and received, stuff none of us needs or even wants.

JR First shown in 2011, this special sees John Rutter conduct the Aurora Orchestra through a programme of his best-known carols, and other Christmas standards, at Dorchester Abbey, in between extracts from the Nativity read by Simon Russell Beale.

He first became fascinated by Messiaen's music at 12, at a concert at St. Paul's Cathedral in Pittsburgh, near his hometown, Washington, Pa ."I heard 'Dieu Parmi Nous' from 'The Nativity' and I was stunned immediately," he said.

I also remembered that he got very upset one year when St. Joseph was stolen from the outdoor Nativity scene at Nativity, and he fretted over why Christ's stepfather disappeared from the New Testament so abruptly.

What drew the longest gaze from visitors to the Nativity scene on St. Peter's Square this Christmas was the strange pile of crushed masonry in front of the stable.

The Kino edition of "Fantômas" is based on a tinted 1998 restoration produced by Feuillade's grandson, Jacques Champreux, and includes a detailed audio commentary by the film historian David Kalat as well as two representative short films by Feuillade (out of hundreds), "The Nativity" from 1910 and "The Dwarf" from 1912.

Start at the Mosque of Omar, facing the Church of the Nativity from the other side of Manger Square.

A1 The release of more than 100 people from the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem was delayed by snags.