daven in a sentence

1. His cousin, Edward Davenant, was a tutor there.

2. Both Betterton and Harris were star players of Davenant.

3. I don't know what they were davening [praying] at the time.

4. I davened Ma’ariv (said the evening service) and made havdalah.

5. And who would think of calling upon a 99-year-old son to lead the davening?

6. We do not pray; we daven, meaning we sing the words we direct toward heaven.

7. The king's admirable conduct has waded through all these difficulties. – Davenant.

8. However, in 1656, the dramatist Sir William Davenant produced The Siege of Rhodes.

9. However, in 1656, the dramatist Sir William Davenant produced The Siege of Rhodes .

10. During the English Restoration, it was revived and heavily revised by William Davenant.

11. Thereafter Lady Davenant would be considered the owner, with Betterton and Harris as the managers.

12. This was the collaboration of Thomas Betterton and Henry Harris under the watch of Davenant's wife.

13. Davenant, with a background in masque, grew to believe that spectacle was the way forward for British theatre.

14. He said that recesses should be longer, and davening shorter, and that once a week was more than enough of Hebrew school.

15. And I, his teacher, the only rebbe that he had, who told him he must daven for fifteen minutes every day—had I done any better?

16. Well, I am doing it as a favor and in response to a request from the editor here on Today I Found Out, Daven, who is a very nice guy.

17. Doesn't seem that dad DAVEN BECK did, who is accused of murdering his own 5-month-old daughter AND abusing his 2-year-old stepdaughter.

18. William Davenant produced The Tempest in the same year, which was the first musical adaption of a Shakespeare play (composed by Locke and Johnson).

19. 'Social justice is love and we are going to create an incredible new America that is about all of us,' Tlaib said at St. Ambrose Catholic University in Davenport.

20. Indeed, the main shareholder and patent holder should be considered the principal owner, which would therefore mean William Davenant would be the owner for the period of 1660–1668.