Sentence examples for give rite from inspiring English sources
PCS, which provides pharmacy-related services to employers, health plans, government agencies and other sponsors of benefit plans, was sold to Advance Paradigm Inc., a competitor in the business, for $1 billion $675 millionn in cash, $200 million in a note and $125 million in stock that will give Rite Aid a 14percentt stake in the combined company.
Having seen up close and personal so much drama around smartphones over the past year during MEDIAGIRLS classes, I have big concerns with giving them out to girls like it's a given rite of passage.
On Tuesday 14 August, as hundreds of strikers on the koppie were being given rites to keep them safe by the sangoma's two sons, Lonmin executives met secretly with the provincial police chief, Lt Gen Mbombo.
He had represented Newtown as a congressman and had often given rote responses to questions on gun control before the shooting took place.
The evidence that Smith and Farah review suggests that when people are given rote learning tasks, their performance is improved by ADHD stimulants.
Although death rarely occurs, if ever, onlookers have summoned priests to give last rites.
LLOYD PRATOR stood on the sidewalk to meet the ambulances to bless victims and give last rites.
For weeks after Sept. 11, the lovely legend persisted that the Rev. Mychal Judge, a New York Fire Department chaplain, died from falling debris when he took off his helmet to give last rites to a firefighter.
In 1629, the priest Pedro de Oñate (1951) observed how [W]e well know and have seen... how terrible are the effects of mercury, as only in smelting... and treading... many are poisoned by mercury and we see those effects among those to whom we give last rites.
Mr. Harding gave "The Rite" a spectacular turn at the first concert, on Wednesday evening, and had the orchestra playing with as much passion and commitment as I've heard from it in some time.
Name-giving rites suggest continuity and reincarnation; a child is given the name of a dead relative, and the child thereby is believed to receive the personality of the deceased relation.
