Sentence examples for say some prayers from inspiring English sources

"I want you to say some prayers for us right now," he said.

"Say some prayers, do some voodoo on it, cut a couple of chicken feet.

All we want is to be able to trace their names with our fingertips, remember them and say some prayers.

When Eli O'Brien, 14, patted Maimonides between the ears and promised to say some prayers for him, Baffert nodded enthusiastically.

The restaurant even offers a lunchtime worship service, mincha minyon, Mondays through Thursdays at 1 30 P.M., for observant businessmen and others "who want to grab a sandwich and say some prayers," Mr. Sia said.

Most of the media delivered scathing verdicts on the billionaire politician's gambit and, in a wry joke at a peace conference organised by the community of Sant'Egidio, Letta asked the audience to say "some prayers for Italy".

A priest who did not know Miguel Flores said some prayers, and there was singing and abundant tears.

"He said some prayers and sprinkled holy water from the River Jordan on it, and I swear the house glowed after that," said Mr. Russell, who is a concierge at the Kitano Hotel on Park Avenue.

I made a fire there, we said some prayers together, and I invited people from the gym into my situation.

Iwan said some prayers and encouraged my colleague to communicate with whoever was teasing him, but nothing happened because he was too nervous, Iwan said.

She will say some Jewish prayers, and Pandit Krishna Pratap Dixit, a Hindu priest, is to also take part in the ceremony.