Sentence examples for the christ's from inspiring English sources

They contained first a large cross, from which the hornbook was called the Christ's Cross row, or crisscross row.

In 1938 he became a pupil at the Christ's Hospital boarding school, where he took up the clarinet and developed ambitions to be a conductor.

The Christ's Resurrection Basilica (1932-40) was used as a storehouse by the Nazis and as a factory by Stalin before being finally consecrated in 2004.

The El Niño weather pattern tends to occur at Christmas, which is why the Peruvians named the phenomenon "the Christ's child".

4.48pm BST 101st over: Sri Lanka 348-4 (Sangakkara 133, Mathews 41) The truth about the lunchtime Jedi invasion: they're the Christ's Hospital Marching Band.

Dropping just 28% in the States, it's looking rock-solid and a likely candidate to clear $300m, which would make it the highest-grossing war film there, and put The Passion of the Christ's $370.8m R-rated record in its sights, just for kicks.

In the markets, traders sell a rich honey made from what the Arabs call the elb tree, better known in the West as the Christ's-thorn -- according to Christian legend, the tree from whose branches Roman centurions fashioned Jesus' crown of thorns.

And the many representations of the Christ child's circumcision are important as foretellings of his crucifixion — the blood of Christ's penis is fulfilled in the blood from Christ's wounds.

Many representations of the Three Magi show one of the foreign kings closely inspecting the infant Christ's genitalia.

Keep in mind that the word "Christmas" comes from the words "Christ's Mass".

In the moment Christ's grandeur is revealed, his identity is conflated with those most profoundly in need.