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Meanings of vesper in anglès
Cocktail originally made of gin, vodka, and Kina Lillet.
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Examples for "evening star"
Examples for "evening star"
1
On the very edge of a mountain ridge glowed the evening star.
2
However, she has many worshippers, and they call her the evening star.
3
Marie walked on, her face lifted toward the remote, inaccessible evening star.
4
Which is more fair, The star of morning or the evening star?
5
The evening star still hung above the little western gap in the hills.
1
Then Hesperus beams like another moon, and the stars burn very brightly.
2
You-youbehold in me the only living survivor of the wreck of the Hesperus.
3
On the public seal of the Locrians, Ozoles was Hesperus, or the planet Venus.
4
I won't go anywhere near 'The Wreck of the Hesperus.'
5
And this was the end of the good ship Hesperus, and all her gallant crew.
Usage of vesper in anglès
1
The vesper bell called them to the chapel, and the conversation ceased.
2
To her this vesper bell was the symbol of tyranny and hate.
3
As the mission shows its lights, musical bells proclaim the vesper service.
4
Somewhere near the window a robin began to trill his vesper song.
5
It's Whitsun Eve, and nobody has rung the vesper bell-that'svery strange.
6
Was it thy step that left my lady's bower yester-eve at vesper?
7
It was the song of the vesper sparrow and the white-throat in one.
8
The vesper sparrow has only peace and gentleness in its strain.
9
At sunset, the crew kneel upon the deck and chant the vesper hymn.
10
The minster tower at vesper hour, above him he would hear
11
Was found to lack a vesper bell, by which the poor might know
12
His eye glistened, his heart was touched by the vesper spell.
13
The blue sisters, behind those walls, were celebrating their vesper service.
14
The vesper and the matin hours became at once the epochs of his day.
15
The sun was setting, and the notes of the vesper-bell echoed from the distance.
16
The vesper bells of Venice came softly through the twilight, calling to Ave Maria.
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