Sentence examples for heaven taking from inspiring English sources

The Patriarch of the great American Circus has no doubt made his entry into the ethereal sphere of the Old Showman's Heaven, taking his rightful place among the greats of ages past.

Blue Heaven takes no reservations, and during breakfast and dinner, expect a 45-minute wait.

"He who is throned in heaven, takes up his dwelling place," they sang.

Days of Heaven takes time to linger on every exquisite image conjured up by Malick and his cinematographer, Néstor Almendros.

A Song Flung Up To Heaven takes its title from the last line in the same Dunbar poem.

Still, "The Edge of Heaven" takes up the subject of cultural conflict for Turkish migrants that played to such powerful effect in "Head-On".

Based on true stories, films such as "Heaven Is for Real" and "90 Minutes in Heaven" take up this task.

From the mind of Shepard Fairey, Heaven took place in an underground parking garage.

Even though Angelou's final autobiography A Song Flung Up to Heaven took place in her home country, the travel motif continued.

One reviewer noted that star Charles Taylor "has the bod for" an adventure hero while another opined that he thought "Knight Rider or The A-Team or Jonathan of Highway to Heaven took care of these baddies on their series".

The words "Reign in Blood" were scrawled on the seminary landing, while the phrase "Better to reign in Hell than to serve in Heaven", taken from Book 1 of John Milton's poem "Paradise Lost", was found inscribed on two inside columns.