Sentence examples for releasing doves from inspiring English sources

The funeral was simple, no wailing widows or releasing doves or spontaneous childbirth.

The ceremony took place in front of a large polystyrene image of the Sphinx, the three Giza pyramids and figures of young women in pharaonic dress releasing doves.

The window depicting hope, for example, will show a woman standing over a cradle -- a hand-carved 17th-century wooden cradle to be precise -- releasing doves amid a sea of candles.

Wilson joined about a dozen others who'd been victimized by crimes as they each took turns releasing doves into the air.

Do two cans if the camera cuts to the president and the UN Secretary General tearfully releasing doves to herald the dawn of a new epoch in human civilization.

In Vavuniya, a town in the north, schoolchildren marked the day by releasing doves and balloons.

Some released doves with his picture over the square where the uprising that ousted Mubarak last year was born.

People planted trees to honor the victims, painted patriotic pinwheels, exhibited quilts of remembrance, and released doves, butterflies and balloons to the skies.

Plain-clothes security agents in unmarked cars have begun snatching alleged protest organisers off the streets.While he wields a baton in one hand, Mr Maduro releases doves from the other.

For the past several months, friends, community leaders and fellow churchgoers from Ms. Henry's neighborhood in Brooklyn have held prayer meetings, posted fliers, celebrated her birthday and one on occasion released doves to symbolize their hope she would turn up safe.

They included a mass march across the Millennium Bridge, in London, led by the musician Annie Lennox, social activist Bianca Jagger and actor Cherie Lunghi, who released doves to highlight the plight of women in Afghanistan.