Sentence examples for sage at all from inspiring English sources

In fact, in some climates you won't need to water your sage at all - they'll get all the moisture they need from rainfall.

On Monday nights, for example, Moshiach Oi! records songs or writes lyrics at Camp Shabbos; on Thursdays, they meet to study the teachings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, the eighteenth-century Hasidic sage, at an organic food café.

Trump acknowledged the fall, but offered the Boy Scouts a different explanation, one that was revealed when he, Trump, approached the sage at a cocktail party thrown by Steve Ross, whom he seemed to assume was a stock figure for the Boy Scouts.

Based on the growing political pressure on the Service to avoid listing the lesser prairie chicken and Gunnison and greater sage-grouse at all costs, it would not be surprising to see an additional wave of biologically inadequate candidate conservation agreements being signed that are no substitute for the protections provided by the Endangered Species Act.

I know all about the Leeds piano competition, Opera North, the Sage at Gateshead.

After all, Sorai reasoned, Confucius had not been fully a sage, at least not in his strictest sense of the term.

"An old sage at 62... headed to retirement".

Making the trip from Albany, N.Y., is one thing, but playing sage at this wild regional ranks as quite another.

The transaction values each share of Sage at $15.59, or 37percentt more than Thursday's closing price of $11.36.

This is the new Burnett, a wise old sage at 35, with collected wisdom as varied and vast as the tableau of tattoos across his body.

I envision this romantic sage at 100, holding court like her idol Mabel Mercer to spellbound acolytes in an easy chair that is also a throne.