Sentence examples for of prophecies from inspiring English sources

During this period of enforced leisure, Columbus composed his "Book of Prophecies".

Speaking to journalists during a day of campaigning in York, he said: "These types of prophecies are just not credible.

If it follows the pattern of its predecessors (the safest of prophecies) it will stay there for months.

Nineteen Eighty-Four, said one speaker, "is not a prophecy, it's a reaction to a set of prophecies".

FOR Mexico's main opposition groups, the Party of the Democratic Revolution PRDD) and the Party of National Action (PAN), July 4th will be a day of prophecies.

In The Divine Comedy he frequently and powerfully speaks of this rupture; indeed, he makes it the central dramatic act toward which a long string of prophecies points.

SO much for the power of prophecy.

"It's the theatre of prophecy.

I'll never forget his high moment of prophecy.

"Song of Prophecy," the final stanza, concluded with a whisper.

But the evening is not without its moment of prophecy.