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.
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).
Kvitelach are also placed on the graves of Rebbes and tzadikim (plural of "tzadik," or Jewish holy man) with the hope that the soul of the deceased will intercede for the petitioner in Heaven.
It's those people she notices: the poor, the ordinary, as represented by the chorus in Murder in the Cathedral: "Who will intercede for them?" She is a sympathetic reader whose notes are unembarrassed about identifying with, or feeling sorry for, fictional characters.
The limitations of memory will intercede".
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.
"So don't be complacent, or let the Devil deceive you into thinking that your connections will intercede for you on that terrible day".
By definition we cannot predict the surprises that will intercede in the next 11 months.
'I'll try to intercede with those bad people.
When asked by Hanna supporters to intercede with the insurgents, Foraker responded, "I will not antagonize lifetime friends for Hanna," and that Hanna was "not honorable enough" to go to Bushnell and Kurtz and work out a solution.
