"We will begin with the defiling of the metal."

This defiling of the land is why the once healthy planet is mostly a desert.

What a hideous, horrible defiling of a man's family and of his name!"

This is the first reference to the defiling of Ivrin by Glaurung.

The defiling of their god.

Denial of Christ and the defiling of the Cross.

"If your enemies needed one thing to bring them all together..." "The defiling of the god is an ancient human tradition, Moneo.

One would prohibit the "physical defiling" of the flag; the other would stipulate that the bill prohibit public acts of desecration.

Legend has it that Kanikey, Manas' widow, ordered this inscription in an effort to confuse her husband's enemies and prevent a defiling of his grave.

When you put the two together, the question is: Are the fans of wrestling and football going to celebrate this marriage or see it as a defiling of one with the other?

It might be conducted by an unfrocked priest using hosts with the devil's name stamped on them instead of Jesus, and the defiling of the Crucifix-to insult Christians and please the Devil.

"We are witnessing the rape of Island treasure, the defiling of the Vineyard's Atlantic face," he wrote of one such proposal, in the summer of 1987, that would have barred public access to a beach.

Islamic law, rigidly enforced in Saudi Arabia, prohibits possession or consumption of alcohol or pornography (including magazines that many Americans would consider merely racy) and bans the defiling of mosques and holy places.

At the Vaad meeting, he declared, "Since serving in the Turkish army involves Shabbat desecration and the defiling of oneself with nonkosher food, enlisting in the army is considered a Chillul Hashem.

The weirdness is worthy of the midnight-cult circuit, but with two hospital patients locked in a macabre struggle over the defiling of a plague-decimated body pulled from a grave, Guy Maddin's film doesn't have a lot to recommend it to the rank-and-file filmgoer.

The plan was adopted, the necessary treaty made, with legislation to carry out its provisions; the Madagascarene Philosopher took his seat in the Temple of Immortality, and Peace spread her white wings over the two nations, to the unspeakable defiling of her plumage.

If we see a repeat of the disgusting scenes last year like the violence at Millbank Tower, the attack on the Charles and Camilla and the defiling of the Cenotaph, then I sincerely hope we see these new 'repressive and brutal policing measures' being implemented with zest!

All he could see was the end of the defile.

"The charge into the defile was what any man would have done."

They were past the worst of the defile, and nothing had happened.

But when he moved to enter the defile, she held him back.

"How far is that from the end of the defile?"

The defile through which they had entered was the only way in.

And in the end, the entrance to the defile was gone.

There is no telling how many more may be in this defile.

Is it all right if I ride along with you to the end of the defile?

On this side of the defile beyond the valley the high voice could be clearly heard.

Bob looked at Lyle, then up the defile behind them.

If they trapped him in the defile, he was finished.

And his plotted course would soon take them into a defile.

They gained the defile in moments, the way before them clear.

The messenger pointed to the head of the long defile.

She took a short run up along the edge of the defile and launched herself through the air.

I ran to the edge of steep defiles, to see the view.

Down in the defile, David's heart was pounding against his ribs.

The approach to the wells is through a rocky defile.

I think the main body will get to the defile before they do at this rate."

"We'll use the top of the defile as a base.

Hastily, the party ran up the trail into the defile.

We felt the fall but we'll front the defile.

Mike caught up to Adams in the defile and shook his head.

But until they passed through the narrow defile, it was too risky.

The blood would get on his mother and defile her.

It seemed we looked at a world never defiled by Man.

"And how long are you going to defile his image?"

This we offered to ourselves, and it had defiled us.

He's defiled his own work by the first word you'll utter about it.

He has defiled its reputation and you will not be seeing him again.

She was afraid that her very capacity for love had been defiled.

But those things which proceed out of the mouth come from the heart, and they defile a man.

A while later, a pregnant woman accused him of having defiled her.

They want to strike back at the men who defiled them."

No one must desecrate or defile her in any way.

Have you not defiled the earth, which is the very temple of the Lord?

After all, it wasn't as if she were defiling him.

If they stay on their present heading, there's a good chance they'll come through that defile below us.

Not have I defiled the wife of a man.

When Valentine does it, he is defiling the great game of baseball.

I have this defiled the gift given me by my God."

We had defiled love with the grossness of the body.

He had turned his back on her, and then defiled her.

This only made his desire to defile her grow more intense.

She now felt dirty and defiled at letting a man have her that way.

In Jesus' culture, contact with a dead body was understood to defile one.

Now, kids will defile their own neighborhood with drugs to make money."

We will fight until you leave the land which you defiled.

He cannot use the hand again without defiling it.