sacrifice of blood

Have you ever seen a foreigner take the time to make a sacrifice of blood or anything else?

But you do have to remember that the only way we could get our freedom was with the sacrifice of blood."

Sacrifices of blood and jewels are made to it annually.

For his victory needed one last sacrifice of blood before the Cauvery was made dark with it.

Shall the sacrifice of blood be offered in vain?

Happily, however, the same is not true of the sacrifice of blood, tragically heavy though this was.

Had they done so, they might have had something tangible to show for the sacrifice of blood and treasure.

We all drink the sacrifice of blood in King Conor's name on Odinsday each week.

Today a sacrifice of blood would rescue Sam Jiangsu frown punishment, but the reprieve was only temporary.

The sacrifice of blood and at least a token test of courage have been elements of all the empowering rituals in which I've assisted.

That will be the best way to honor the sacrifice of blood and treasure, by the West, and by countless brave and patriotic Afghans.

It has been forged through a shared sacrifice of blood and treasure on the battlefields of Europe, Korea, Kuwait, Iraq and Afghanistan.

In our country's earlier days a president might have called for parades to stoke up patriotic fervor after such an attack, or for the sacrifice of blood and treasure.

And so saying, he ordered his guards to clear the church of everything, cross, hermit, and bucket, and prepare it for a cleansing sacrifice of blood on the following day.

Delivering such a political process, to ensure that the sacrifice of blood and treasure has not been in vain, should be top of Obama’s new Secretary of State’s to-do list.

From youth to dotage, he reveled in tales of derring-do, celebrating the patriotism of the citizen-warrior and the sacrifice of blood on the hallowed field of combat.

Accept this sacrifice of blood, Most Venerable Spirits, and know it is her totem, the Spirit of the Cave Lion, that chose her to follow your ancient ways.

Malik said there was not enough understanding that Pakistan had made huge sacrifices of blood and treasure fighting militancy on its soil since 2001, which the government this week put at 35,000 lives and $68 billion.

Once enmeshed in continental politics, however, it became imperative for her to take such measures as would ensure and consolidate the position and gains that were won through enormous sacrifice of blood and treasure.

In the World's Tragedy, Household Gods, The Scorpion, and also The God-Eater, the reader may study the efficacy of rape, and the sacrifice of blood, as magical formulae.

That me and mine may eat with thanks for the gift, That me and mine may give thanks for Your own sacrifice of blood and flesh, Life given for life.

Suddenly something Joram had said earlier came clear as crystal in his mind: The sacrifice of blood ... the test of courage ... In that instant he knew what he must do.

He said his belief was justified "in part because we have shown a willingness, through the sacrifice of blood and treasure, to stand up not only for our own narrow self-interest, but for the interests of all."

Upon the completion of the pyramid in Draj, the Sorcerer-King desires to make a great sacrifice of blood by sweeping the desert and destroying the inhabitants of the cities not under his control.

In the Tabernacle of Moses, only once a year was a priest allowed in to where the Ark of the Covenant was, to offer a sacrifice of blood for the sins of Israel.