Sentence examples for some heaven from inspiring English sources

"Maybe if I at least try to make my little girl happy, I'll get to leave some heaven around and that will be my afterlife.

The most transfixing of the three sides, "Chemirocha III" is credited to "Chemutoi Ketienya with Kipsigis girls," and was described by Tracey as "humorous" in his notes, although the record sounds, to me, like an emanation from some heaven or another.

BeerAdvocate description: The first batch of Imperial Jones Dog we ever brewed found its way into some Heaven Hill and Buffalo Trace barrels for 10 months and we are sure glad it did.

Benjamin F. Butler, who would later serve as governor of Massachusetts, eulogized Jackson by evoking, as so many did, the Battle of New Orleans, during which, he said, the general behaved as "some heaven-appointed and heaven-assisted warrior".

Jonah turned 25 last fall, and when I look at him I can't help wondering if the past years weren't some heaven-directed scheme meant to humble us and teach us the value of acceptance.

Now that I've read "War in Heaven"—some thirty years after reading Lewis's "That Hideous Strength," for the record—I have to say that Tolkien had a point.

Not something aspirational, some bullshit heaven.

Or sometimes the story is about the prenatal soul, inhabiting some prenatal heaven.

Backs, chests, legs, and asses, upturned mini-moons crossing some unknown heaven.

Then, just as the music was ready to float away to some Ravelian heaven, demonic runs rose up from the bass.

During some of "Heaven," she put an irritating staccato phrasing inside a serene song; she also scatted rhythmically for a portion of it, with middling results.