Sentence examples for will intercede from inspiring English sources

The limitations of memory will intercede".

"So don't be complacent, or let the Devil deceive you into thinking that your connections will intercede for you on that terrible day".

It warns those who believe their idols will intercede for them that they, together with the idols, will become fuel for hellfire on the Day of Judgment (21 98).

Workers have no option but to take matters into their own hands and stage strikes and protests in the hope that the local government, which abhors social instability, will intercede on their behalf.

The hope for him who has been sent as "mercy for the worlds" and will intercede for his community on Doomsday is extremely strong, especially among the masses, where these legends have completely overshadowed his historical figure.

If the Democratic National Committee follows through with its threat to unseat Florida delegates, Ms. Thurman said, she believes that the party's nominee will intercede and let the delegates be counted.

If the context is, 'We'll take your fungus-ridden pears if you'll intercede with North Korea and get them to cut their nuclear program,' well, O.K., maybe that's a good thing.

"Israel," he said, "will continue its policy of interdicting attempts to strengthen Hezbollah, but will not intercede in the Syrian civil war as long as Assad desists from direct or indirect attacks against Israel".

Occasionally elected officials will attempt to intercede on behalf of their constituents, as with this letter from three New York members of Congress.

'I'll try to intercede with those bad people.

Their sins will be forgiven, and they can intercede for their relatives on the day of resurrection.