Sentence examples for venerable testament from inspiring English sources
It was only the second full rock concert they had ever attended, after seeing the venerable Testament in Turkey.
And yet so much of the analysis remains unhelpfully hysterical and ad hominem, tinged with triumphalism at the sight of the venerable old European master brought low, testament to the indomitable strength of English football, its physical challenge, its notebook-free sense of basic human decency and so on.
The introduction of "Mastering" to the e-book library is not just a testament to the book's venerable status and enduring popularity, but also to the publishing industry's willingness to embrace digital publishing with all its quirks, including, for cookbooks, shorthand measurements like "2 tbsp finely minced shallots," which appear in smaller type.
RH PC, PS4, Xbox One, Team17, cert: 12 ★★★ That the turn-based strategy gaming of Worms, now a venerable 21 years old, continues to entertain is testament to the strength of its core gameplay and the sheer joy at its heart.
Some of the other venerable trees on the women's club property are also a testament to long abandoned horticultural practices.
Morning, an extraordinary painting of a massive, venerable beech tree set firm in a Shropshire landscape, is, for instance, a powerfully loyalist testament.
"Here it is, venerable Sir".
"It is broken, venerable Sir".
