Sentence examples for prayer to make from inspiring English sources

Whereas contemporary artists in Europe and America have used giant steel spiders, captured sharks and little statues of Hitler kneeling in prayer to make a point about the modern world, African artists draw hugely on the spirit world for inspiration.

Many of the poems conclude with a summing up, with the poet citing himself as the final authority on the matter at hand, enjoining, pleading, prescribing, scolding, giving forth, usually in the form of a miniaturized homily: "Listen, says Kabir, / I have a prayer to make.

Part of its efforts at objectivity comes from its goal that viewers who happen upon the network's news broadcast might "stick around long enough to hear a testimony or a prayer to make a life-changing decision, or least lead them down that road," Mr. Allman said.

"Whenever there's a drought, our religion has a prayer to make the rain come.

We are one people on one planet with many voices and one prayer to make a difference.

"Yet treatment with hormones, therapy and prayer to make me more female led to physical, psychological and spiritual deterioration," he wrote.

"I think that we need a lot of prayers to make sure that meeting is a success," he said.

Aside from LeBlanc, and Brad Hand, the other guys in the high minors are wings-and-prayers to make it.

In an apparent response to the threat, Bahraini officials this week met with senior Sunni and Shiite religious leaders to discuss efforts to secure places of worship, including closing mosques after each prayer session to make it easier for caretakers to monitor them.

The maps used by the MDTP reflected neither local land uses nor the fact that the area is historically regarded as sacred people use it for prayer and to make sacrifices for rain.

But this was what I was also told when prayers failed to make their mark: the old "incomprehensibility" routine.