Sentence examples for swearing of from inspiring English sources

The shouting and swearing of the olden days has changed a lot in kitchens," he said.

He later said the decision was guided by Matthew's gospel in which Jesus frowned upon the swearing of oaths.

There is — or was — a formal swearing of fealty to Al Qaeda that some people might see as distinguish membership verses first-circle-of-alliance status.

Journalists – famous for their horror of swearing, of course – have tutted and scolded, with many a reference to the "lout" and his "tirade of abuse".

Interestingly, as the stress became more severe (maybe losing one's way for a prolonged length of time) swearing of both types – annoyance and social – reduced.

They are two dragon's fangs, 200ft of rock whittled to cruel points, and colonised by fulmars that chunter and grouse, filling the air with the swearing of seabirds.

Bonar Law initially appointed Chamberlain Postmaster General and Chamberlain was sworn of the Privy Council.

The Prime Minister, cabinet ministers, and the Leader of the Opposition must be sworn of the Privy Council on appointment.

A Privy Counsellor is said to be "sworn of" the Council when he or she first joins it.

It gave me the sensation of being alive only a man with a rope around his neck could swear of.

Prime Ministers of some other Commonwealth countries that retain the Queen as their sovereign continue to be sworn of the Council.