Sentence examples for things of earth from inspiring English sources

JONATHAN SWIFT Cooking should be a carefully balanced reflection of all the good things of earth.

For an earthy pragmatist like Bergoglio, the ongoing mediation between our peppy hope of heaven and the humdrum things of earth must assuredly be a slippery ball to juggle, especially in view of the fact that belief in a divine Incarnation and in a Resurrection will always lie at the heart of Christianity.

It is clear that all is not well with the Big Things of Australia.

"But all the other words that were borrowed by foreign languages users refer to things of China's past, Mr. Chen said.

Just around the corner from Klassz, Liszt Ferenc ter shelters the bright young things of Budapest as they strut their stuff.

I wrote that experience up afterwards, for the Tablet: Anyone who had a heart would weep at the little things of Bosnia as well as the large ones.

This is the place to be if you want to see the hip young things of Tokyo strut their stuff.  .  .

But the Big Banana still stands as absolutely one of the leading big things of Australia.

Manufacturing is still seen as a risk; a thing of Britain's past or something associated with less developed countries.

He will go on and on and not remember a thing of Scotland, where he was born, or the ship he travelled on.

Greyscale screens may be a thing of Palm's past as will be icons with jaggy edges.