Deo volente , DV (Abkürzung)

Deo volente, I will not need to do so again.

In February 2005 the second album Deo Volente followed.

She has signed the long lease for the house inland, it will be for both of them,Deo volente, as she would say.

Deo volente, a Latin phrase signed at the end of a letter wishing for the safe arrival of the letter.

He noted how the Victorians would have punctuated references to the anticipated record-shattering day with the phrase Deo volente (God willing).

I shall most probably ('Deo volente'), after a full inspection of Stamboul, bend my course homewards; but this is uncertain.

An abbreviation for "Deo Volente" (see List of Latin phrases: D)

Deus vult is the indicate form of a common phrase, Deo volente, if God wills it, also known as sub conditione Jacobi.

Said he'd been kept cooling his heels in Toledo for nearly a month, and sent awa' at last with no more than a vague promise of aid 'in the fullness of time, Deo volente.' "

A Correct Letter from an Elderly Gentleman to the Editor of a Newspaper or Magazine To the Editor: SIR: On February next, Deo volente, I shall have been a constant reader of your worthy publication for forty-one years.

From the six pupils and two teachers, it has grown to 89 pupils and 19 teachers, providing from nursery school (starting at 3 years old) to Grade 11 and DV (Deo volente) to Grade 12 in 2011 in the generic advancement of its pupils.