Sentence examples for miracle entry from inspiring English sources

All day long, these men sat on the fence, under the heat of the summer sun, hoping for a miracle — entry into Europe and designation as asylum-seekers.

She is, indeed, a miracle, and her entry into this world has once again become a story I like to tell.

My second hockey entry, Miracle (2004), transcends a familiar underdog team formula to vividly recreate a triumphant moment in Olympic history: the 1980 USA team's upset victory over the more seasoned USSR squad, who'd won the Gold Medal handily in the last four Olympic Games.

Which brings me to the long Down entries, MIRACLE BRA and GOOSEFLESH.

(See the discussion of the Miracle Argument in the entry on scientific realism for more on the miracle argument as a consideration in favor of scientific realism).

In another entry she writes, "this is nothing short of a miracle".

They do not have the doctors' "miracle cures", the police's arrests of "deadly terrorists", the teachers' Oxbridge entry successes.

Detailed exposition is impossible in this short entry, but I argue elsewhere that Hume's case against miracles is most charitably seen as part of his overall case for naturalism (Taliaferro 2005).

According to Ms. Hurst, who represents other inspirational writers including Bernie Siegel, author of "Love, Medicine & Miracles," Mr. Rosenblat first concocted his story in the mid 1990s as an entry to a newspaper contest soliciting the "best love stories".

His entry in his high school yearbook was prescient, noting that the young man "could work miracles with fishing tackle".

In the series finale, Rhys gains entry to the overflow camp where Geraint has been recaptured in order to sit by his side as "Miracle Day" ends and death is restored.