Sentence examples for manger and the from inspiring English sources

But the Christmas story isn't just the manger and the shepherds and the baby Jesus, meek and mild.

But in Bethlehem 2003, the baby in the manger and the shepherds on the hillside have been replaced by gangster gunmen and overcrowded refugee camps.

The Child is again in swaddling clothes in a manger, and the ox and ass are retained, but the stable is located not in a barn but in a cave, as was the custom in Palestine.

Will Rogers, the popular humorist and a loyal Democrat, put it in comfortably agrarian terms, "All the feed is going into one manger and the stock on the other side of the stall ain't getting a thing.

As a child, my most resonant Christmas stories were the 1970 film Scrooge (in which Albert Finney starts out as a sour old curmudgeon and then mutates into a leaping, giggling maniac), the tale of the three wise men who gathered at the manger, and The Night Before Christmas, a 19th-century verse by Clement C Moore.

First is the bottom-up method; that is, the general management office reports information to the general manger and the supervisory office for consideration, and a decision is made by the supervisory office.

This is the site of one of the most glaring examples of a development with a "poor door" in London (the separate entrance for those who live in cheaper flats is in a single-file alley down the side of a Pret a Manger) and this is the site of anarchist group Class War's most recent success.

If your town wants to put up a life-size crèche on public property, suggest that there should also be, right beside the Nativity scene, mannequins representing a Jewish family, sitting outside the manger and reading the Sunday Times.

Take the infinitive of a verb: Regular -er verbs: take the infinitive (e.g jouer, manger) and add the ending you would use for the verb avoir in the present tense.

There are people clogging on oil drums, between the tables outside Pret a Manger and up the steps of Grey's monument.

One of the problems that Pret a Manger and all the fast-casual and fast-food eateries contend with entails controlling their supply chains.