"Coming up here is when reality hits, and it's talking to women who've lost their children or people who don't have food, who are feeling so insecure and venerable," said Humanitarian Coordinator for Sudan Ameera Haq.
Ted Mohr, the head of the venerable Penang Adventist Hospital says that he will admit 70,000 medical tourists this year.
"Probably not because they were big venerable trees," says Mr. Benepe.
My venerable Shorter Oxford Dictionary says it dates from 1618 and means involving or causing torture.
"Condescending greatness mixed with venerable seriousness," said a late-18th-century German.
The real goal is to reach a venerable age — say 85 — more or less intact.
"I have always been a firm supporter of big, powerful full-backs but the more I watch this lad the more I like him," the venerable JPR said.
Experts inside and outside Mount Sinai Medical Center, one of New York City's most venerable institutions, say the hospital may have overreached in its grand ambitions.
The venerable National Arts Club said on Monday that its longtime president would take a vacation, a time-off that the club's first vice president, who will serve as the acting president, called a leave of absence.
The venerable charity says its figures "should be viewed as robust, lower-end estimates" based on "conservative assumptions" and do not include the "hidden homeless" of so-called "sofa surfers" - usually young people staying with friends.
"People swarmed in because they heard that a monk who had gone to a distinguished university was teaching the scriptures in English," the Venerable Jigwang said at a confessional news conference on Aug. 18.
