patron saint造句

The lawyer, the patron saint of economic;

Saint Christopher is the patron saint of travellers.

Tam Kung is a patron saint of seafarers.

Christian martyr traditionally regarded as the patron saint of music.

St. Catherine was named the patron saint of wheelwrights.

This sculpture is in Glasgow's Church of saint Mungo, named for the city's patron saint.

Saint Ursula was the patron saint of all young girls, whatever their nationality.

In Greece, he is the patron saint of sailors; in France he was the patron of lawyers, and in Belgium the patron of children and travelers.

IMPORTS were once the lifeblood of Venice; even its patron saint came from abroad.

Murphy of Murphy's Law fame seems to be my patron saint.

A patron saint of channeling out of the Dementors repulsed a few meters.

In Cuba, he is the patron saint: at school, every child must repeat each morning, "We will be like Che."

I do not know how old orange tree, but I know it has been his grandmother's most faithful patron saint.

He obeyed my opinion, select the natal patron saint the other Bodhisattvas Sanskrit main character stabbed in the neck.

St. Nicholas became the patron saint of Russia, where he was famous for his red cape, flowing white beard, and bishop's mitre.

You are the patron saint of life, your wisdom and sincerity to hold up the sun life, your selfless sacrifice life, heal the wounded bear bitter hardships, pain.

The dolphin is the patron saint of love, the protection loves each other of of person's generation after generation, never separate.

Brazilians don't love it up Feb. 14, but on June 12, they celebrate Dia DOS Namorados (" the day of lovers ") in honor of saint Anthony, patron saint of matchmaking and marriage.

Fengshui tree is the magic fairy tree bridging human beings and the environment, they are the human's patron saint bestowed by the God.

A few days later, my daughter came to visit me at S. Stefano degli Innocenti (that's the name of the asylum; Santo Stefano is the patron saint of thieves and liars, also bakers).

ZioF. T., the patron saint of giggling, naughty children who toboggan downstaircases, throw bread balls at restaurants and even put toddler cousins inlarge salad bowls and spin them across floors.

Others link it to another St. valentine who became the patron saint of lovers after he was imprisoned by Emperor Claudius for secretly marrying couples contrary to the Emperor's order.

Instead of the pagan god Lupercus, the Church looked for a suitable patron saint2 of love to take his place.