How To Use St. andrew In A Sentence
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Having again experienced, in November 2006, the joy and emotion of the personal and blessed participation of Your Holiness in the patronal feast of Constantinople, the commemoration of the St. Andrew the Apostle, the First Called, I set out "with a joyous step" from Fener in the New Rome, to come to you to participate in your joy in the patronal feast of Old Rome.
Archive 2008-06-29
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In the photograph, a statue of St. Andrew stood in the background.
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It was while thus "in position" -- not its master, but its slave -- that curvation of the spine of society, which produces so much paralysis and death -- that, when he came to Princes St.eet, he felt himself constrained and able to walk up South St. Andrew St.eet, direct to the door of the
Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXII
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And from their list of links I got to the Scottish Place-Name Society, which "exists for the support of all aspects of toponymic studies in Scotland, and in particular the work of the Scottish Place-Name Database at the University of St. Andrews and the University of Edinburgh.
Languagehat.com: ONOMASTICON.
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It is a cinerarium created for the use of the families of St. Andrew's.
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The research team, led by Andrea di Falco of the University of St. Andrews, made the novel material using an elaborate technique based on a commercially available polymer and a silicon support.
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Elephant seal cows—as many as 6, 000 in October, at the height of their calving season—add to the crush at St. Andrews Bay.
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Diouf's debut came last weekend at St. Andrew's, where he was handed a late cameo in the Reds' 1-1 draw.
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We are here reminded of the fact, already noted, that the Egyptians represented their God of Generation, Khem, or Amen-Ra Generator, as wearing a conspicuous St. Andrew's cross.
The Non-Christian Cross An Enquiry into the Origin and History of the Symbol Eventually Adopted as That of Our Religion
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The saltire is counterchanged to combine it with the saltire of St. Andrew.
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But … throughout Lent, through the poetic piercing stanzas of the Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete and in the presanctified liturgies and Vespers services always ending every service was the Lenten prayer of St. Ephrem the Syrian:
Stones Cry Out
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The founder endowed it with the church of St. Andrew, in Marrick, one carucate of land, tithes of his mill, multure of corn there, and he also gave the sisterhood liberty to grind their corn without paying multure.
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Bobby Jones and Alister MacKenzie designed Augusta National Golf Club as what they called an "inland links," signifying they wanted it to play as much as possible like the Old Course in St. Andrews.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
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Bell, Andrew, Dr (1753 – 1832): Anglican divine, born in St. Andrews, who introduced, first in Madras, the monitorial school system, in which more advanced pupils of good character taught less advanced ones.
Index of People
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This show was at St. Andrews Hall, which has the greatest sound system known to man, and it was total pandemonium (the audience moshing, pogoing, screaming every word to the song) from the very first chord.
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On 12 April 1606, a royal decree declared that the ships of the Kingdom of Great Britain " shall bear on their maintops the red cross, commonly called St. George's cross, and the white cross, commonly called St. Andrew's cross.’
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To get there, you take the first ferryboat from St. Andrews to Grand Manan, and have to complete the 100k ride in time to catch the last ferry back.
Margie Goldsmith: Biking a Wild Isle in the Bay of Fundy
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Mr. Justice MacGillivray, who among his other accomplishments is the President of the St. Andrew's Society, will I am sure forgive me for recalling the prayer uttered not long ago by the Chaplain on the reunion of a famous Scottish Clan.
Dollars and Sense
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Besides the Church of St. Regulus, there are still to be seen the ruins of the great Cathedral of St. Andrews, which consisted of a short aisleless presbytery, and choir of five bays with side aisles, with an eastern chapel in each aisle; north and south transepts, each of three bays with eastern aisles; nave of twelve bays with north and south aisles, and a large central tower over the crossing.
Scottish Cathedrals and Abbeys
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According to the clever people in St. Andrew's lab in the UK, women on the pill have different ideals of male sexual attractiveness to those who are not taking the pill.
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The flag of Scotland is known as the saltire pictured below or St. Andrews Cross.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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WINNIPEG, MANITOBA -- (Marketwire - June 25, 2009) - This is to advise boat and property owners on the Red and Assiniboine rivers that due to higher water levels and increased water flows caused by recent heavy precipitation south of the border, a portion of the moveable dam at St. Andrews Lock and Dam at Lockport, Manitoba, will be removed on June 25, 2009.
Marketwire - Breaking News Releases
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Justus he hallowed as bishop in Kent itself at Rochester, which is four-and-twenty miles right west from Canterbury, in which city likewise King Ethelbert ordered to build a church, and to hallow it to St. Andrew the apostle; and to each of these bishops the King gave his gifts and bookland and possessions for them to brook with their fellows.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 04
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The flag of Scotland is known as the saltire pictured below or St. Andrews Cross. thistle.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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The University of St. Andrew's was established as a university in 1410, theology and medicine may have been taught there since A. D. 900.
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The Cross of St. George was to be flown from the foremasts of the English ships, while the Cross of St. Andrew was to be flown form the foremasts of the Scottish ships.
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The July 5th issue of Nature feature article "The Biologists Strike Back" includes looks at science fictions treatment of the biological sciences and includes comments from authors Ken MacLeod (who has a masters in biomechanics), Joan Slonczewski (professor of biology at Kenyon College), Paul McAuley (formerly lecturer in botany at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland), and Peter Watts (who has done research in marine biology).
July 2007
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The original flag design, based upon the Ancient Arms of Nova Scotia, granted by King Charles I in 1625, is on a ground of silver with a saltire azure - a blue St. Andrew's cross.
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That night of beer and schnapps on St. Andrew's Hill, everything was neatly slotted in place.
MAMBO
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In 597, Pope Gregory I sent St. Augustine, the Prior of St. Andrew's Monastery in Rome, to England to convert the heathen English to Christianity.
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Clearly there was a permanent gallows in St. Andrew.
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-- The crux decussata or decussated cross, so called from its resemblance to the Roman decussis or symbol for the numeral 10, is in shape like the Greek letter chi; it is also known as St. Andrew's Cross, because that
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery
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Kincardineshire; and, although the see was lessened by the creation of new bishoprics, the importance of St. Andrews was always great, for at the Reformation the primate's ecclesiastical jurisdiction included 2 archdeaconries, 9 rural deaneries, the patronage of 131 benefices, the administration of 245 parishes.
Scottish Cathedrals and Abbeys
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For instance, to complete the Slam, I had to win at St. Andrews, the home of golf.
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Properly speaking, in heraldry, the Battle Flag was a darkish blue Cross of St. Andrew set in a red field with 13 stars inside the cross (actually, this isn’t proper heraldic terminology, but that’s neither an academic speciality nor personal interest of mine).
Matthew Yglesias » Pro-Slavery
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Andreas" is imitated from a Greek story of St. Andrew, of which some Latin version was probably known to the Anglo-Saxon poet.
A Literary History of the English People From the Origins to the Renaissance
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He was for several years Lord Rector of St. Andrews University, to which, as well as to Glasgow University, he was a munificent benefactor.
The Third Marquess of Bute: Catholic Convert and Patron
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That night of beer and schnapps on St. Andrew's Hill, everything was neatly slotted in place.
MAMBO
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Playing to precise yardages, Woods negotiated 72 holes without landing in a single bunker - unheard of at St. Andrews.
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In 579, Pope Gregory I sent St. Augustine, the Prior of St. Andrew's Monastery in Rome, to England to convert the heathen English to Christianity.
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Bates, a geoscientist from the University of St. Andrews studying the effect of global warming on Scotland's golf courses.
USATODAY.com - Erosion threatens legendary British courses
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After he arrived, a service of thanksgiving was held at St. Andrew's Cathedral and then all the official invited guests accompanied His Beatitude to a formal lunch.
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Elizabeth Cooper, wife of a pewterer, of St. Andrews, Norwich, had recanted; but, tortured for what she had done by the worm which dieth not, she shortly after voluntarily entered her parish church during the time of the popish service, and standing up, audibly proclaimed that she revoked her former recantation, and cautioned the people to avoid her unworthy example.
Fox's Book of Martyrs Or A History of the Lives, Sufferings, and Triumphant Deaths of the Primitive Protestant Martyrs
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He had graduated at St. Andrews in 1654, and after some years of schoolmastering [11] and probationership he was, in 1664, duly admitted on the new Black
Chronicles of Strathearn
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St. Andrews); he was also "commendatory" abbot of important monasteries both in Scotland and England.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
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In the photograph, a statue of St. Andrew stood in the background.
