Sentence examples for lord means from inspiring English sources

"What the Devil means for bad, the Lord means for good," he said.

Attending to the justifications of the Lord means seeking to understand spiritual matters; only a person who at least tries to understand the nature of eternal life can recognize the possibility of attaining greater happiness.

Tertullian (born about AD 160), one of the giants of the early church, stated very clearly that confessing "Jesus as Lord" means taking the teachings of Jesus seriously.

Does the fact that you are descended from an evil, shiny black-carapaced Sith lord mean you too are destined to become a psychopathic death cyborg, a villainous destroyer of worlds?

Recently, that man has been Morgan – indeed a run drought seems to be part and parcel of accepting the one-day captaincy, but his workmanlike 68 at Lord's means the mantel of the overdue batsman has now passed to Alex Hales.

Somerset's victory by an innings over Middlesex at Lord's means Derbyshire have fallen back in Division One's relegation zone.

Although it is only five years since Neuberger was made a law lord, retirements mean that there will soon be few judges sitting with him who have any greater experience than he does as a judge in the UK's highest court.

Australia came into this series with a claim to Test supremacy that brooked no argument and victory at Lord's meant the team had triumphed in 54 of its preceding 70 Tests and was surrounded by an aura of excellence and entitlement.

And by lord, I mean Toshiba.

Baal means lord in Semitic languages, including Hebrew and Arabic, though other meanings are also associated with the word.

Tagore's father's name, Debendranath, means "lord of the gods", and has a clear religious connotation.