Sentence examples for hour of judgment from inspiring English sources
He is the host of a popular television program, "Hour of Judgment," in which he adjudicates the kinds of cases often heard on "Judge Judy" in the United States.
"'The Prophet, Allah's prayer and peace be upon him, says: "The hour of judgment shall not come until the Muslims fight the Jews and kill them, so that the Jews hide behind trees and stones, and each tree and stone will say: 'Oh Muslim, oh servant of Allah, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him,' except for the Gharqad tree, for it is the tree of the Jews".
One will see it, I say, as part of a new era, without beginning or end and, in reality, without History, where the idols of Prehistory can blend with the icons of postmodern performances: an unruly and antedated time; a time no longer ruled by succession but by resurrection; a time where one no longer awaits the hour of judgment, to not only dream of the make-believe museum, but to make it.
When he first took to the witness stand in May 2011, he told the court: "I am fighting for my life here". Within an hour of the judgment, at 9am on Tuesday, Olmert's supporters and his detractors were both outspokenly claiming the ruling as a victory that both vindicated and condemned the former prime minister.
Within hours of the judgment senior Conservatives were openly calling for a change of approach.
Within hours of the judgment, in the provincial state of Jharkhand, Swami Agnivesh, a spiritual leader and former minister known for promoting communal harmony in the country, was brutally attacked.
Within hours of the judgment, the Foreign Office announced that it would not be possible for them to return to Diego Garcia because of a "treaty" with Washington - in truth, a deal concealed from parliament and the US Congress.
The way you parent may be subject to a whole host of judgments, theories, and unnecessary comparisons in the space of an hour spent surfing the net.
The Day of Judgment is in God's hands and no one on this earth knows the day or the hour.
"We get edicts of judgment after edicts of judgment.
