Once completing "Fly Like a Bird", Carey had her pastor, Clarence Keaton, read two verses from the Bible on the song, "Weeping may endure for the night, but joy comes in the morning" during the introduction, and "He said 'He'll never forsake you, or leave you alone' Trust him".
Imagining a thing is thus nothing more than picking out the simulacra that have been emitted by it, and which may endure beyond the life of the thing itself (hence we can imagine the dead).
The losses that taxpayers may endure in the next debacle, meanwhile, mount higher.
As the climatic setting of such mountains is largely established tectonically, it may endure in the same climate for scores of millions of years and, as noted in 1901 by the American geomorphologist Douglas W. Johnson, a desert mountain range tends to bury itself in its own waste.
He stated that the desperate situation of the church was proof that it will eventually be delivered and wrote, "I pray that God may grant that we may endure to the end!" Cranmer remained isolated in Bocardo prison for seventeen months before the trial started on 12 September 1555.
26 27 Physical and psychological stress is put on hospitalised patients with CAB, and may endure beyond the duration of hospitalisation.
Together they give reason for hope that the major improvement in security resulting from the surge of American forces may endure even as the surge itself ends this July.
Trafficked women returning to their country of origin are likely to suffer serious psychological distress that may endure well beyond the time they return.
Please be aware that some freezers are opened extremely often during a working day and then antibodies stored at the front may endure freeze/thaw cycles because of the frequent and long browsing and possibly in combination with the summer sun shining straight in.
