Sentence examples for ordain it from inspiring English sources

Say which you are disposed to do- to side with the suitors, or with Ulysses?" "Father Jove," answered the stockman, "would indeed that you might so ordain it.

Well, the thing about the 2014 World Cup was that it reminded me of Christmas: no sooner had it started than people were falling over themselves to ordain it "the greatest World Cup ever",  which all seemed a bit like forced jollity.

Hinduism has ordained it.

"I think this thing is ordained — it's providence.

Oeeneus remained in his own country, but my father (as Jove and the other gods ordained it) migrated to Argos.

Perhaps it was ordained: it was the 50th anniversary of Roger Maris's 61st homer, surrendered — as any Blohard can attest — by Tracy Stallard of the Red Sox.

Still, it is not a sports destination and would not be in the postseason mix if Disney had not ordained it.

For most of the time that I have been a member of the Church of England, lay or ordained, it has been riven with disputes and arguments.

"Many people — men as well as women — say that though they themselves don't want to be ordained, it means so much to them to have me at the altar.

Aside from the canonical argument of whether or not women should be ordained, it is incredible that the Vatican can equate ordination of women and the vile, pathological behavior of some Catholic priests who abuse defenseless children.

Certainly he moved on from postcards and poster poems to making poetry literally concrete by carving it into stone or, rather, ordaining it to be carved by craftsmen collaborators.