Sample Sentences forFranciscan (auto-selected)
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I cycle to the Franciscan church to pray for Theresa.† (source)
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Like the wraith, Hades was dressed in the habit of a Franciscan monk, which Nico found vaguely disturbing.† (source)
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A few women, looking cold and forlorn in the howling San Franciscan wind, stumble down the sidewalk toward some destination only they know.† (source)
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It was kept by Franciscans.† (source)
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Our house was a fourteen-room typical San Franciscan post-Earthquake affair.† (source)
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He was wearing a mechanic's overalls and Franciscan sandals without socks, and he had a huge black beard that reached halfway down his chest.† (source)
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Furthermore, the parish priest arranged for her to travel under the care of a group of Franciscan nuns who were going to Toledo, where they hoped to find dependable people to accompany her to Belgium.† (source)
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I wish we had something like the Augustines or the Franciscans.† (source)
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When he told the lady on the till upstairs, they said it was called Tuck and he was a ghost of a Franciscan friar who used to live in the monastery which was on the same site hundreds of years ago, which was why the shopping center was called Greyfriars Shopping Center, and they were used to him and not frightened at all.† (source)
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I'm a Franciscan, okay?† (source)
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The Franciscans.† (source)
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There were monks and friars and abbots of every description, standing about in sandals among the knights, whose armour flashed by candlelight There was even a Franciscan bishop, wearing grey, with a red hat.† (source)
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San Franciscans were amused but voted for someone else.† (source)
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He took his Franciscan vows in 1961 and was ordained as a priest in 1970.† (source)
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As the car clanked through the financial district, San Franciscans showered them with cigars, money, and congratulations.† (source)
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Do you mean Roger Bacon, the Franciscan friar?† (source)
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