Sentence examples for from the prayers from inspiring English sources

Apart from the prayers that the Christian groups brought when visiting, patients wished these groups to bring something more such as soap, clothes, or sugar.

Prospective housemates were usually recruited from the prayer groups.

An iron door bars access from the prayer-room above.

The structure was adapted from the prayer niches common to the oratories of Coptic Christian monks.

He didn't see any of the Muslims he recognized from the prayer room.

It is unclear whether any tips came from the prayer group.

"Forever, God, you will reign from the skies," they chanted from the prayer "Hear, O Israel".

I walk up a narrow, green marble spiral staircase and the scent of sandalwood drifts from the prayer hall.

They stood facing Rabbi Laurence Sebert under a canopy made from the prayer shawl worn by the bridegroom's great-grandfather.

It is the source of phrases like "miserable sinners" and "the face of the enemy" (from the prayer to be said by sailors before a fight at sea).

Shakespeare's Sonnet 116 ("Let me not to the marriage of true minds / Admit impediments") clearly borrows from the Prayer Book's marriage service.