Sentence examples for read a prayer from inspiring English sources

Judge Tullos, speaking in Spanish, read a prayer and then the wedding vows.

Comedian Tarbuck will read a prayer and Black's 1964 hit Anyone Who Had A Heart will be played during the communion.

Among his inspirations are Cervantes, who was influenced by Andalucian Arab culture; Matisse; and Fernando Pessoa ("I read a poem every night, as others read a prayer").

Then he read a prayer, "We praise you, oh God, healer of the sick," speaking in the phonetic Hebrew provided in the brochure.

When all the bodies were in place, the crowd broke into a final wail as the sheik dipped down to each body to read a prayer.

Craig Green, the hotly tipped menswear designer who read a prayer at the memorial, said: "Funding is so important to protect what people like Louise were fighting for.

The tattooed Tennessee Williams quote on her body that reads: 'A prayer for the wild at heart, kept in cages' is the ultimate attempt at control.

Dr. Rosenthal said the devices could help people with low vision continue with their normal rounds — for instance, shopping in the supermarket or reading a prayer book at a religious service.

At the funeral, Billy reads a prayer that Austin had written for the Iraqi "citizen, soldier and insurgent" (praying for one's enemies is an A.A. technique): "May he never come to make or inhabit a land so indecent as the one that lives in me".

Botticelli had been reading a prayer to Venus by the ancient Roman poet Lucretius, who tells the goddess of love in his book On the Nature of Things: "For you the ocean levels laugh, the sky is calmed and glows with diffused radiance".

On the left hand wing Archangel Michael presents a kneeling donor, while on the right St. Catherine of Alexandria stands reading a prayer book.