Sentence examples for under a star of from inspiring English sources

The agency's desire to work under a Star of David has met firm opposition from Arab countries in particular.

A6 Dispute on Red Cross Symbols Concern is spreading among international relief organizations that the American Red Cross may be on the verge of withdrawing from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies because the umbrella organization has not agreed to admit an Israeli contingent under a Star of David flag.

Concern is spreading among relief organizations that the American Red Cross may be on the verge of withdrawing from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies because the umbrella organization has not agreed to admit immediately an Israeli contingent under a Star of David flag.

At Mount Calvary Cemetery in White Plains, one of 12 parish cemeteries in Westchester, Jewish spouses are buried under stones that feature a Star of David and a cross, Anthony Ciulla, the cemetery director, said.

On Sunday Mr. Wilder said negotiations were under way to hire Malin Akerman, a star of "Watchmen" and "The Proposal," to replace Ms. Lohan.

Whether true or false, no-one can argue that the sight of a multi-coloured crescent curving over the world's biggest waterfall under a star-filled sky is one of nature's greatest spectacles.

She was a captain of the U.S. women's under-19 team, a future star of the women's national team.

The 18-year-old striker Chuba Akpom, who is an England Under-19 international and star of Arsenal's Under-21s, was due to go on loan to League One side Brentford before the move was put on hold, although Brentford remain hopeful of doing a deal until the end of the season.

In the rear, under a neon star, burnished slabs of pork ribs glisten behind a counter next to piles of plump sausages and chickens turned almost chestnut by smoke.

"Serra and Lula, two men of history, two experienced leaders," ran the voice-over.In this section Correction: Ethanol Fighting to keep fighting Under a lucky star The end of the beginning ReprintsThe legislative elections are fairly easy to predict.

Under the solicitous gaze of a star Goldman investment banker, John L. Thornton, the bureaucrats were fed, cosseted, and given a primer on how to privatize their vast state-owned corporations.