Sentences with phrase «bearer carry»

A band played melancholy ragtime jazz music before six pall bearers carried the coffin inside the cathedral with hundreds inside preparing to pay a final farewell.

Pall bearers carry the remains of former Congressman Maurice Hinchey after arriving at St. John the Evangelist Church Wednesday Nov. 29, 2017 in Saugerties, NY.

Not exact matches

Author Isabel Allende discusses her role as a flag - bearer during the Winter Olympics in 2006, the first time that only women would carry the Olympic flag.

Bearers rode up, and Lykos down the mountain, but who descends it twenty - three years later, no longer carrying Murphy or a backpack?

When I see the Gospel book carried solemnly by the deacon in procession with candle bearers, reverently venerated with incense, solemnly proclaimed, kissed by the bishop and carefully enthroned, I think of what Annie Dillard asks about Christian worship:

The man Jesus could then be the bearer of that divine activity carrying man beyond himself.

The idea of preparing the book was suggested by Umar and carried out by Zaid Ibn Thabit, a Qur» an bearer who had attended the last recital of the Qur» an by the Prophet and a man known for his intelligence, integrity, and competence.

Carry the book down the aisle, or turn it into an unconventional ring pillow by tying a ribbon around it, knotting your wedding bands in place, and letting your ring bearer take care of the rest.

Basically, Quake 4 took the ball that «Doom 3» started carrying and runs with it in a different direction, one that, for the most part, vastly outshines the original bearer of the engine.

Unlisted on any manifest, the Lion's crew includes a man on the run carrying 50 million dollars in stolen Yakuza bearer bonds.

A familiar name on its own, however, does not carry its bearer far unless the talent is there, and the will to work.

Civilization: Beyond Earth is decidedly deserving of carrying the weight of the franchise in a new direction, but it's simply lacking enough variety for it to become the new standard bearer.

Mr Vincent expressed a general concern among representative bodies that not only was the protection of native title compromised by the lack of resources but also that the failure to provide sufficient funding to comply with the increased accountability requirements for representative bodies was unfair to office bearers of the representative bodies, who could be personally liable where they were unable to carry out their functions.