Examples of using Venerable in English and their translations into Danish
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Despite your delicacy and subtlety… Venerable master.
Flynn.- Certainly, Mr Newman before you or I reach that venerable age.
And venerable members of Jesus my Savior,
I adore thee, O most precious cross, sprinkled and stained with his precious blood. adorned by the tender, delicate, and venerable members of Jesus my Savior.
Most precious cross, adorned by the tender, delicate, and venerable members of Jesus my Savior,
has a picturesque and venerable appearance.
With this most ancient and venerable crown, and in the sight of all here present,
With this most ancient and venerable crown, and in the sight of all here present,
Simeon- the venerable old man- at that moment prophesied that Jesus was to become the main face of significant events that would lead to the discovery of the thoughts of many hearts.
lovely flowers, venerable trees, and slopes with sheep
The venerable, almost 200 Year-old Royal Geographical Society in London now supports the Silversea expedition cruises.
Scientific material from the collection of the Royal Society exclusively for Silversea guests the venerable, almost 200 Year-old Royal Geographical Society in London now supports the Silversea expedition cruises.
knowledge that the Almighty that He introduced himself to the venerable servants of His.
whether it is a venerable academic, critical Sudoku,
compelled this venerable man to share his ideas sooner in this discipline with the whole world.
which is equally ancient and venerable.
As mentioned before, he ruled himself the most venerable English realm that was Wessex,
If we achieve this together then this European Union, our venerable Europe, which will then be renewed, will be capable
enthusiasm for the ideas of her great master in Berlin, the venerable old man who has outlived his favourite pupil.
enthusiasm for the ideas of her great master in Berlin, the venerable old man who has outlived his favourite pupil.