Sentence examples for to martyr from inspiring English sources
noun
One who willingly accepts being put to death for adhering openly to one's religious beliefs; notably, saints canonized after martyrdom.
- Saint Stephen was the first Christian martyr.
It does not end well: he inspires a movement of disaffected black youth to martyr themselves.
From petty criminal to drug user to prisoner to minister to separatist to humanist to martyr.
In December 2008, as Jihad Jane, she wrote that she wanted to martyr herself.
What is clear is that if their goal was indeed to martyr themselves, mission accomplished.
And how many more British citizens are queuing up to martyr themselves beneath the streets of London?
Lunette," Josh Dayton has created one only to martyr him or her in an apocalypse of churning colors and forms.
The reference to martyrs describes those who die in the service of Islam.
(b) Jennifer Love Hewitt, as a lovely and devout young nun who can talk to martyrs.
Perhaps now The Tall Man will finally reveal itself as the equal to Martyrs.
A stream of families flocked to Martyrs' Square, in the heart of Tripoli, in their best finery.
One section is devoted to martyrs killed during the devastating eight-year war with Iraq, in the nineteen-eighties.
