alpha and omega

That it is the alpha and omega of every peace policy.

"Tolerance is the alpha and omega of a new world order."

The cross is between the Greek letters alpha and omega.

Their crest is the book and the alpha and omega.

Separation is the alpha and omega of the spectacle.

He's the alpha and omega of this situation.

"They represent steps forward, but this is not the alpha and omega, and we never thought it would be."

The phrase "alpha and omega" may signify that God is eternal.

Manhattan, they say, does not have to be the alpha and omega of New York tourism.

Sula is a force of nature, the alpha and omega of the town.

Nicholas is the alpha and omega, the donnee, even the tone of the novel.

Alpha and omega, the last letter of the Greek alphabet, means the beginning and the end.

The beginning and the end, alpha and omega.

Thus, Mandaeans say that the abagada has perfected the alpha and omega.

The Greek letters of alpha and omega are suspended from the left and right bars, respectively.

To the naked eye, it looks like a fleck of tile decorated with the Greek letters alpha and omega.

(To borrow the language of Revelation, the museum has the "alpha and omega.")

"The alpha and omega of the task that the military Directory has imposed is to make an end of the old politics.

That scene is the alpha and omega, the point in the play where, in a way, it starts: the healing process starts.

The Commission is making EPAs the alpha and omega of its development strategy.

The album is for anybody who thought the justly famous "Nuggets" compilations were the alpha and omega of 60's garage rock.

Alpha and omega, boy, beginnings and endings.

ONE The leggy girl was both alpha and omega: the two embodied in the same compact bundle.

Mr President, human rights, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law are the alpha and omega of any political system.

The central section is chased with a Byzantine Cross with alpha and omega: below flow four rivers.