Examples of using Libation in English and their translations into Romanian
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And now, libation!
Libation, North Carolina, 1999.
Doc, libation!
Our customary libation.
And better libation, I would wager.
Let's toast some libation.
Libation for a shocked body.
One too many libation.
Our special libation this evening is"The Small Pox.".
Everybody's dying for a libation.
Myself, I'm in need of libation on a cold night like this.
I left to get myself a libation.
I discovered that I am poured libation for a broken world whether empty whether standing still.
Could we buy you ladies a libation?
The poem is called"Libation," and it's for my friend Vusi who is in the audience here somewhere.
In the cup I have poured no libation.
The poem is called"Libation," and it's for my friend Vusi who is in the audience here somewhere.
Kenneth, can I offer you a libation?
No more a breakfast libation, coffee connoisseurs, foodies of every stripe and industry professionals gather in the capital of the Netherlands to imbibe.
Wanda, I'm in fierce need of libation.
If one offers an idol excrement or pours it a libation of urine, he transgresses, as this falls in the category of sprinkling, one of the four services in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
Why don't you pour us a little celebration libation?
There's nothing wrong with limited libation under emotional stress.
Maybe your friends would care to stay for a libation?
As a religious object used in religious rituals,this type of horn-shaped libation vessel with a zoomorphic protome at the lower end and provided with a second opening for fluid drainage, initially originates in the Mediterranean world, in the third millennium B.C.
Some people only have a week of continuous libation.
And as for him,one should cancel his registration concerning the libation tube of the memorial sacrifice.
The wonderful berry that flavors this miraculous libation.
For example, every time anybody had a drink, more or less, they poured a little bit on the ground in what's called the libation, and they gave some to the ancestors.
Tremor, trembling in the hands, rarely occurs in the morning after the libation.