Sentence examples for the dove of from inspiring English sources

"The Dove of Love / Hath descended from Above!" "But no," she wept three days later.

"I am sure here, too, the dove of peace will eventually appear, carrying a sprig from the olive tree".

There will also be examples of The Dove of Peace, which went on to become the instantly recognisable symbol for the international peace movement.

The artist's signature, like his style, was as crucial as the olive branch: this was no ordinary pigeon, but the dove of the world's most famous artist.

Only the weather vane in the shape of the Dove of Peace from George Washington's home at Mount Vernon will do.

Mr. Saleh, who had been in Saudi Arabia for three months recovering from an assassination attempt, returned Friday, "carrying the dove of peace and the olive branch," he said, according to state television.

I was not seized by an urgent desire to read The Doves of Venus, The Play Room or The Rainforest.

Get going!" The doves, of course, are much more well-behaved and do what they are told, cooing placidly.

The current program, Dove Detectives, asks visitors to record observations to answer the question "What city habitats do doves and pigeons use?" Children can also contribute to the Doves of Peace Children's Art Project from 1 to 3 p.m. daily.

Of her books, only Fortunes of War, School for Love, The Doves of Venus, The Rain Forest and A Romantic Hero remain in print.

In 1955 Manning published The Doves of Venus, which drew on her experiences in London in the 1930s; the two friends, Ellie Parsons and Nancy Claypole, bore similarities to Manning and Stevie Smith.