Sentence examples for tiny prayer from inspiring English sources

For 20 years, they and most of France's five million Muslims made do with tiny prayer rooms -- often in the basements of buildings.

There is a lock of hair, the chemise Marie-Antoinette wore in the Temple prison, and the tiny prayer book in which she penned a final message to her children.

At night, when he cannot sleep, he takes out a tiny prayer book his mother gave him — the cover is literally the size of a postage stamp — and thinks of her.

As it happens, the Morgan owns the world's biggest cache of manuscripts illuminated by Poyet, including a superb tiny prayer book created for Anne de Bretagne and "The Hours of Henry VIII," a more enterprising endeavor once supposed to have belonged to that English king.

It would also change the way I view the spiritual life, as well as a tiny prayer that I had taken for granted for most of my life.

Under the watchful eye of the parson, the bridegroom, with head on side, has just placed the golden ring on the bride's finger, The tiny prayer books are open at the 'marriage service,' but the parson, who possibly does not need a book anyway, has failed to turn the page.

(A mezuzah is a tiny Hebrew prayer scroll that many Jews wear around their necks).

Like the unknown artist who sculpted tiny, ornate prayer beads depicting heaven and hell, her work is at once beautiful and disturbing.

There you will find Hermit Rachel, tending her vegetable garden after rising at 6am for worship in the box room, now converted into a tiny white-walled prayer room.

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"Embroidering with hair possesses its own unique intensity: each barely perceptible stitch is like a rosary bead, marking a tiny but ardent prayer whispered over and over".