Sentence examples for souls taking from inspiring English sources

Smarmy souls taking credit for other people's work or saying one thing and doing another.

For this musical's marginalized souls, taking aim at a President is the magical solution that can impose coherence on a wrecked life.

Now it's 18 hardy souls taking that confident stride, with 66 of us hanging back.

These disparate souls take a particularly avid interest in the fortunes of Musashi and Kojiro.

Mr. Doumani, himself one of Napa's freer souls, took to him instantly.

Last year, 600 brave souls took the plunge and the organisers are expecting at least as many this year.

Satan, the great tempter of men's souls, takes deceptively innocuous form in the frisky new comedy "Hand to God," by Robert Askins, at the Ensemble Studio Theater.

ASK a Swiss to describe Bern and you may hear a joke about how the people move so slowly that even their souls take centuries to reach heaven.

Imagine: On a warm and golden afternoon, October 4, 1960, a Lockheed Electra jet turboprop carrying seventy-two souls took off from Logan airport.

When the Eurogamer website asked me to name the game of the past decade, my import of Demon's Souls took the prize.

Dead Souls takes on the issue of released paedophiles; Black and Blue offers a touch of true crime, with a rewriting of Glasgow's Bible John murders.