Sentence examples for prayer sounds from inspiring English sources

The call to prayer sounds and a serious-looking man with a bushy beard stares intently at the camera.

The transliterated words "for all generations" in the psalm's Hebrew original are "l'do'or v'do'or," which, when recited aloud by the prayer, sounds like "door to door".

The call to prayer sounds over loudspeakers five times a day, and in each cell a spray-painted arrow points toward Mecca.

But just as found objects look different when they are mounted in an art gallery, talk of prayer sounds different when it occurs on television in the midst of a presidential campaign.

Religious space is also a male domain: when the call to prayer sounds five times a day (sung by a man), it is men who hurry to the mosque.

The floating vegetable market that assembles at dawn on Dal Lake is perhaps the easiest market in the world to romanticise.Shortly after the call to prayer sounds from the lakeshore shrine, farmers and traders cast off on narrow skiffs to truck, barter and exchange.

At dusk, a call to prayer sounded from the Koutoubia Mosque's landmark minaret.

The sheikh and Kiki were still separated by ten pounds when the second call to prayer sounded.

When the evening call to prayer sounded at dusk, Mr al-Rawi was taken out of the cell.

I recall remarking to my father one Sunday – while still young enough that my mother carried a bag filled with toys to keep me occupied and quiet – that the droning recitations of prayer sounded almost zombie-like.

As dusk arrived in the city last Saturday and the call to prayer sounded from local mosques, a young Afghan madrassa student in a turban demanded that a visiting American leave the area.