Sentence examples for made prayers from inspiring English sources

Yet while other soul men use their chops to embody liberation, Mr. Henley has made prayers of regret.

They made prayers to the soldiers in the war.

"This season so many insects die, so they are making prayers for them in all the houses".

Explain how poetry pursues the human like the smitten moon above the weeping, laughing earth; how we make prayers of it.

I know that you're making prayers.

Usually frequents mosques, using typical costumes from countries such as Pakistan, and making prayers with Islamic attitudes".

"(Greece officials) were trying their best not to offend anyone by making prayers as generic as possible.

They looked back on making "Prayers For Bobby" and how Mary Griffith, the mother featured in the film, and her work -- as well as the film itself -- have influenced today's generation of LGBT people.

When the person gets tested it is HIV, but it may not be HIV, it might be Satan in attack in form of HIV... we'd make prayers to go against it.

We too make prayers for... a man might be occupied with spirits, well...genies" (FL10- revivalist church) Yet these services are being offered in a context of THs deteriorating reputation and a recent ban of their activities across the country, which hampers possibilities for collaboration between traditional and modern providers of health services.

As a rabbi, she added, she is committed "to making prayer as accessible as possible".