Sentence examples for sabbath there from inspiring English sources

For Mickey Sabbath, there is a constant veering between what he calls "the fantasy of endlessness" and "the fact of finitude".

With a proposed Republican caucus set to take place on the Sabbath, there would be a special caucus Saturday night, hours after others would end.

Mr. Elon went into hiding, and by sundown on Friday, the beginning of the Jewish Sabbath, there was no word that he had received his dismissal letter.

Every evening except for the Sabbath, there is a happy-hour buffet offering kosher snacks like roasted, fried and marinated vegetables, falafel nuggets and pasta salad, which can be paired with cocktails or kosher wine.

In the film, Green goads, praises, and occasionally bullies his pupils into learning music by the likes of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath; there are moments when his tantrums are bigger than the teens'.

I came from a very Jewish orthodox family and when I would watch my mother huddle over a candle and murmur a prayer to welcome the sabbath, there was a strong feeling of the peace of God and I imagined that the sabbath was a sort of cosmic event and tranquillity would settle on millions of planets right across the universe.

At a Sabbath dinner there, Nathan encounters the settlement's leader, Mordecai Lippman, a self-adoring performer "as shameless as some legendary courtroom litigator cunning in the use of booming crescendo and insinuating diminuendo to sway the emotions of the jury".

This is a lush, exotic collection anchored by the many permutations of challah, the rich, fine-crumbed Jewish Sabbath bread (there are 16 recipes for it).

Every community may have their own method of celebrating the Sabbath, but there is one constant idea that they all share -- that a Sabbath Day is a day for connecting more profoundly to others and more meaningfully to the Divine.

Clearly it was going to be an important meeting, important enough that Vice President Al Gore thought his running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, should breach the Sabbath to be there.

Friday afternoon had been the last chance to shop before the Sabbath began and there were women and, it appeared, at least one small child among the hostages.