Sentence examples for their heaven from inspiring English sources
"their heaven" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to a place or situation that brings great joy, satisfaction, or fulfillment to a group or individuals. Example: The couple's small cottage by the lake was their heaven, where they could escape the hustle and bustle of city life and spend peaceful weekends together.
This information comes from a poignant little book called WHAT IF OUR WORLD IS THEIR HEAVEN?: The Final Conversations of Philip K. Dick, edited by Gwen Lee and Doris Elaine Sauter (Overlook Press, $26.95).
Dickinson, the dormouse, was a heretic who dared to call the dead suckers, conned of their heaven.
But for him to make insidious comments about how the 'traditional family' is under threat (presumably from gay marriage) and then to secretly meet that poor misguided cretin Kim Davis … I am glad that he is mobilizing his flock to care about nature, but I would still prefer that they would all just go to their heaven now and leave the rest of humanity and nature in peace here on earth.
Unfortunately, as a sign of the times, these slaves are just trying to escape their own hell but they might find themselves in amidst heaven, and there are some angels in their heaven of Rome somewhere too.
They find their heaven's enlarged, and wait from thence Some blest, some more than common influence, But suddenly, alas!
Biologic and environmental constraints notwithstanding, people always have the freedom and the ability to refine and enlarge their heaven-endowed nobility (their "great body").
Mr. Fischer concentrates on the grandeur of Gothic cathedrals in Cologne and Strasbourg, melding by digital means their exteriors and interiors to give the full impact of their heaven-aspiring structural schemes.
And therefore in their system who suppose that our heavens, revolving below the sphere of the fixed stars, carry the planets along with them; the several parts of those heavens, and the planets, which are indeed relatively at rest in their heavens, do yet really move.
For they change their position one to another (which never happens to bodies truely at rest), and being carried together with their heavens, partake of their motions, and as parts of revolving wholes, endeavor to recede from the axis of their motions.
The clouds just below the center are infused with little heads: again something a viewer would have recognized, because painters of the time populated their heavens with little bodiless angels.
Everyone's aspiring for their Nirvana or heaven, which is to become super-fucking-rich and powerful very young.
