Sentence examples for pray which from inspiring English sources

"He is going simply to pray, which is part of what a priest should do".

But it's not about that, it's just about loving thy neighbour, thinking of others and learning to go 'Let us pray', which teaches children to find their centre in our egotistical, out-there world.

"I was completely unable to pray, which is a bit of a drawback for a nun," Armstrong tells Oprah.

We were moved to pray, which I have to admit is not something we do that often on Saturday nights.

The Latin motto 'Laborare est orare' translates as 'to work is to pray', which originates in the writings of St. Benedict and is commonly associated with the Cistercian Order whose monks came to Monklands in the 12th century.

It works much like other social platforms, so as a user, you can post prayers yourself, respond to strangers' prayers (comment or "click to pray," which is essentially "favoriting" them), or scroll through the prayers that others have posted online without having to actively engage in them.

In the late 1980s it became 800-Now-Pray, which it still is.

Yet this strategy is utterly useless if those who died also prayed, which is a fair assumption.

I sat in the back of this Disneyfied sanctuary and discovered that I had no interest in praying, which I hardly remembered how to do.

"What I miss today more than anything else – I don't go to church as much anymore – but that old-time religion, that old singing, that old praying which I love so much.

After having breakfast with my wife and listening to the morning news on radio, I spend time praying, which, as a Christian, is an important part of getting myself in the right frame of mind.