Sentence examples for ordained to be from inspiring English sources

History shows us that nothing lasts forever, not that there was some betrayal of what was divinely ordained to be.

America is either in decline or it is ordained to be for ever the world's greatest nation.

Greg Knupp EE'90 was ordained to be a Baptist minister last August and completed a master's of divinity from Bob Jones University in December.

Reaching only to mid-thigh, its brief shape was in keeping with what Vespa-riding Italians had ordained to be the new length for outerwear.

"There is a sense that modern conflict is ordained to be only as small and as short term as we want to afford, and that is absurd.

But this flow was never ordained to be permanent.

Curiously, it is assumed in the case of Iraq that American intervention is pre-ordained to be incompetent and that the looked-for benefit will be outweighed by the unintended consequences.

A marriage is a challenging relationship and I believe was God-ordained to be a unique partnership best served by a breadwinner and a household manager.

I was soon to be ordained to the priesthood, and all at once my ambition was redefined once again.

Private confession to elders, who were not usually ordained to the priesthood, was a normal practice.

Newman went to Rome to be ordained to the priesthood and after some uncertainties founded the Oratory at Birmingham in 1848.