Sentence examples for invocation for a from inspiring English sources

DeWine was scheduled to give the invocation for a Romney event Thursday night in Cleveland, Ohio, but did not attend.

Then Family Baptist Church pastor Joe Nelms used the phrase from the movie at the invocation for a NASCAR race in Nashville in 2011.

The most striking instance of Chang's merging of the body and landscape in her presentation was the video Invocation for a Wandering Lake in which Chang approaches and gently bathes a beached sperm whale.

A chant begins, an eerie invocation: "O, for a muse of fire" — the first words of this Shakespeare play.

Lewis Mitchell writes that the work is not a symphony in any true sense, but rather a four-movement work preceded by an invocation for solo contralto.

And if they are right, the consequences could be profound: a compensation bill that could stretch to more than €5bn in Holland, an energy security headache for Europe, and an invocation for the world to think about the real cost of burning fossil fuels.

Montego Joe, who leads his own Caribbean-Creole music group, acted as the "elder" for the first event and began the performance with an invocation for healing.

Normally a service would be expected to have a clearance that is constant across all uses of that service in workflows, however the location can be chosen specifically for each workflow, or even (though less likely) for each invocation of a workflow.

A cheer went up immediately; this was not an unusual invocation, for him or his fans.

After completing the score of Seven, They Are Seven, a "Chaldean invocation" for chorus and orchestra, Prokofiev was "left with nothing to do and time hung heavily on my hands".

For every invocation of "a new era" there were reassuring reminders that Wagner himself called the Dresden Staatskapelle his "wonder harp," and that Mr. Thielemann served at the 1981 festival as an assistant to Karajan for — what else? — "Parsifal".