Sentence examples for torn robes from inspiring English sources

"In any event, he had a long beard and torn robes, like the prophet".

"If we are to be visited by angels we will have to call them down with sweat and strain... and the efforts we expend to draw the heavens to an earthly place may well leave us too exhausted to appreciate the fruits of our labors: an angel, even with torn robes, and ruffled feathers, is in our midst".

"If we are to be visited by angels we will have to call them down with sweat and strain … and the efforts we expend to draw the heavens to an earthly place may well leave us too exhausted to appreciate the fruits of our labors: an angel, even with torn robes, and ruffled feathers, is in our midst".

If we are to be visited by angels we will have to call them down with sweat and strain, we will have to drag them out of the skies, and the efforts we expend to draw the heavens to an earthly place may well leave us too exhausted to appreciate the fruits of our labors: an angel, even with torn robes, and ruffled feathers, is in our midst".

The very next day featured gnashing of teeth and tearing of robes over the presence of tomatoes on her sandwich.

Nor does the wind 'waltz' with the silk robes torn from the girl's body.

You may be wearing armor scorched by acid, or robes torn and burned by the unpredictable backlashes of your own offensive magic.

Job 1 19 "Then Job arose and tore his robe and shaved his head and fell on the ground and worshiped".

The protests in Tahrir Square, and the subsequent brutality of the suppression, will come down in the end to the poor woman who was thrown to the ground, her veil and robe torn off her so that she lay between the feet of thugs in her underwear.

As the strains of Purcell are replaced by the patriotic swell of Parry's "Jerusalem", the Elizabethan robes are torn off to reveal an England football strip, with blood splatters forming the cross of St George.

The judge president was so annoyed with defence counsel that he threatened a contempt of court charge because the counsel's well-used robe was torn.