anointment

Farther out, the charge had done its killing, but left bodies for anointment.

There is this sort of anointment going on, so I don't care."

The "anointment" has played into the strategy of former Governor Brown.

Ms. Jones has taken to referring to herself as the "fly in the anointment."

They all were simpler to make, easier to maintain (no anointment) and much cheaper.

They gave him what he needed most - anointment as a legitimate candidate, respectability and center stage.

If that's not an anointment into the crossover hall of fame I don't know what is.

Perhaps the events of Matthew 26:12 are considered by the gospel writer to be sufficient anointment.

But publicists for some of the companies leak news of their anointment.

The rituals of anointment, as performed and solemnized, are supposed to be sacred.

After him, there was no more anointment.

In the Hindu belief systems anointment is freely practiced.

"It's time," he said about his daughter's anointment.

Even that crafty Perot is back asking for election as President, not anointment.

The oil anointment is repeated by the priestess of Naamah.

It's the Hollywood sheen they all need and strive for, anointment by Academy.

We are wedded now, and no convent vow or priestly anointment divides us.

Hence, there are overlong passages "proving" that the communications media play an important role in the anointment of experts.

Mary's anointment and coronation as queen of Bohemia took place on 1 June 1522.

Champagne first gained world renown because of its association with the anointment of French kings.

An anointment at the last.

The nominee for the office of vice president has not always been the object of anointment by the presidential nominee.

Wouldn't everyone want her anointment?

Over the years, some believe that the idol has been wearing away or dissolving, by virtue of its repeated anointment and ritual bathing.

The holy anointing oil, used for anointment during rites, may have contained cannabis extracts.