Examples of 'hail lord' in a sentence
Meaning of "hail lord"
The phrase 'hail lord' can be interpreted as a phrase of reverence or praise towards a divine or authoritative figure, often used in a religious or ceremonial context. It expresses devotion, respect, or adoration. This phrase is commonly used in religious rituals, prayers, or literary works with religious themes
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hail lord
Hail Lord of the universe.
You want me to set you up? Hail Lord Shiva.
Hail Lord of Clun and his lady.
They threw a burning trident into our room . Hail Lord Shiva.
Hail Lord Ram Let the final battle begin!
It was not just difficult but impossible to catch me . ' ' All hail Lord Shiva.
Hail Lord Shiva Are you ready for the sighting?
I was meditating on the snowy peaks of the Himalayas Hail Lord Shiva when, suddenly - light!
Hail Lord Hanuman! The officer has climbed the tree again.
I was meditating on the snom peaks of the Himalayas when, suddenly - light! Hail Lord Shiva.
Hail Lord Shiva and Parvathi! Dance and rhythm in tune is bliss.
So, just stop harassing him . Hail Lord Shiva.
All hail Lord Terry, giver of life.
Bring me an idli pot. Hail Lord.
Hail Lord Hanuman, the ocean of knowledge ".
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Well, have a word with Sehgal then I am okay with it . - Hail Lord Krishna.
Hail Lord Hari, the resident of heaven!
Victory to the Lord of known in the three worlds . " Sing, Hail Lord Hanuman.
Hail Lord Hanuman, Lord of celibacy … phone for you, sir.
My story starts at Beneras . ' ' All hail Lord Shiva.
Hail Lord of thee!
Hail Lord Rama! No more to fear!
Hail Lord Mahadev. Are you giving him a hug? Well done, well done.
