How To Use Prie-dieu In A Sentence
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A man was kneeling on the prie-dieu in front of the Shrine of St. Anthony, his face buried in his hands.
I’ll Walk Alone
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One day I saw a little chamber she called her oratory; there was no furniture except a prie-dieu and a little altar with a cross and some vases of flowers.
The French Immortals Series — Complete
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The rest were collected by Mrs. Gardner, and they can ordinarily be seen where she put them, at various places throughout her museum-in one of the two chapels, or on a stairway landing, or mounted on top of a prie-dieu.
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He spends his days on his knees before a prie-dieu and gazing without speaking out of the window.
The White Queen
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The hand he leaned upon the prie-dieu wore a ring Cadfael had never seen before.
A River So Long
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Only the measured ticking of a mantle clock, and perhaps a prie-dieu for private devotions set in a shadowed corner, suggest that time is running out.
With All the Time in the World
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It was becoming too much for me, and I rose and got the Bible, bringing it back to the prie-dieu with me.
Sick Cycle Carousel
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At the end of the mass the grand almoner approached the prie-Dieu of the king and presented to him the marriage register of the royal parish, which the cure had carried.
Marie-Antoinette's Wedding
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In the bedroom, above the bockedy prie-dieu, hung a photograph-portrait of his wife.
At Swim, Two Boys
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The slats of wood and cloth by the door that his father called a prie-dieu.
At Swim, Two Boys
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The presence of women in the castle had already made some changes in the furnishings of the chapel, by the provision of an embroidered altar-cloth, and the addition of a green-cushioned prie-dieu for the empress's use.
A River So Long
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Opposite these, says Patricia, are three chairs and prie-dieux and servers' stalls.
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Kneeling at the prie-dieu, I had only a few minutes, certainly no more than ten, to think what I wanted to think and pray what I wanted to pray in this moment I had so long anticipated and so irrationally hoped would never come.
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Finally, a large hidden panel descends from the kneehole to become a prie-dieu for the owner to kneel on in prayer.