Exempel på benediction

• And as Anthony went out of the room he heard benedictions mingled with sobs following him. 

• He lifted up his hands to give them his benediction, and we all knelt to receive it. 

• Here the banners drew up in a vast semicircle enclosing the great audience, and vespers were sung, after which the fifty thousand worshipers knelt and received the benediction, which was pronounced by eight bishops simultaneously. 

• The lifted hand, the bared head, the earnest accents, with which these words were spoken, gave to this simple utterance of good-will all the solemnity of a benediction or prayer. 

• Yet pardon me, father, for my rashness, and bestow your benediction! 

• Is there a morphological analysis in such words as boisterous, ambassador, annual, poem (cf. poet), agrarian, armor, benediction, crucial, or worn?

• In the light of benediction they glow bright as gold.

• Beyond this royal privilege the rabbis decreed that relations even with one's bride are forbidden until the marriage benedictions have been pronounced.

• Inhabitants believed that the village's protective spiritual forces resided in these sites, also the source of benedictions for the village community.

• The invasion brought in huge numbers of converts; it was, for the missionaries, a blessing in disguise (benediction deguisee).

• Lkhe could not be held back any more: he scrambled for a royal benediction.

• Some others remained behind, not with our benediction—but still, we hope they prospered by it.

• Nevertheless, we welcome the sincerity with which he gave his benediction.

• But £150 million of public money is a rather expensive benediction.

• I know that his benediction on her prospects has caused her some concern.

• It is a valediction, benediction and imprecation all at the same time.

• In the country we feel a plenitude and a satisfaction, a peace and a benediction such as nothing else can give—because we have come home.

• He went through them and pointed out in terms that he was able to give something of a benediction to them all.

• It is true that as the days passed the benedictions became more tepid.

• I am rather nervous of these abstract nouns, particularly when they are pronounced like a sort of magic spell or a benediction.