Trials Of In A Sentence

• But the trials of the priests were not yet over.
• Will you not have still greater trials of faith?
• Also of their separate trials of standard and weight.
• The trials of man are of two kinds.
• Harrigan began to recount the trials of forgetfulness.
• Are they to know the trials of life, and not its joys?
• The trials of ministers long ago were truly great.
• The trials of Peter tested his fidelity.
• Doctor Holmes does not forget the trials of authorship.
• Trials of the Frontier Preachers.
• She is really, I assure you, one of the trials of my life.
• Or, The Trials of the Moore Family.
• It is by hardening the belly that the trials of war are met.
• Our trials of faith have never been so sharp as during this week.
• The heaviest burdens and greatest trials of her life were now over.
• We owe much to these trainings and these trials of marksmanship.
• One man at least was much impressed by these trials of skill.
• These were simply solemn trials of great offenders under legislative forms.
• Relating the trials of two girls who take boarders on an old farm.
• The abuse of letter-writing is one of the greatest trials of the epoch.
• The power of all the griefs and trials of a man is hidden beneath its words.
• This has been a week full of trials of faith, but also full of deliverances.
• Mrs. Simpson herself was well acquainted with these trials of the spirit.
• There were no trials of skill at chess, no duets, no solos, this evening.
• And now began the trials of Xanthippe, the wife of the literary man.

• She was suffering so much from the trials of the night that she was hardly in her senses.
• Some were begging for decisions in their favor; some for fresh trials of their cases.
• The trials of that expedition ruined his health, and he survived it but a few years.
• His health is weakened by the trials of a long mission, but what matters this to him?
• He is the life of the collection, and will survive the severest trials of heat and cold.
• We were fairly off, before she seemed fully to realize the trials of her new position.
• The following case will present a specimen of my trials of the lunar caustic in larger ulcers.
• Is she not a practiced henchman, whose trials of her enemies are the worst mockery of justice?
• This character, however, seems to have been softened by the trials of his novitiate.
• The visit was further enlivened by sham fights, feats of arms, and trials of strength.
• The struggles and trials of the early Christians are graphically described in this volume.
• The will, in order to act in the sad trials of life, has need of being sustained by certainty.
• The disappointments and trials of womanhood, too, prompted many to seek seclusion from the world.
• The trials of the Continental army had never been matched since the trade of war began.
• They had trials of cruel mockings and scourgings, yea, moreover, of bonds and imprisonment.

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