Covet good fame, since place and riches oft are bribes of shame.
Coveted by several clubs
finally made his way out of deepdale.
Coveting near.
Covet earnestly
the best gifts: and yet shew i unto you a more excellent way " .
Covets what
actually belongs to them.
Covet to prophesy, " but on the other hand " forbid not to speak with tongues.
Coveting thy neighbor
's hat doesn't pay?
Coveted by collectors
around the world are produced in valencia.
Coveted most
of all things to see him who was accomplishing such wonders by his hand.
Their work has won many awards, including three
highly coveted
royal television society awards.
Coveting the showy gift
is to be content with the one you have.
He was back in the football league within a year, signing for cardiff city, who had
long coveted
his talents.
Coveted anyone
's silver or gold or clothing.
Their next door neighbors ( the hackney empire ) had
always coveted
the building.
Coveted no man
's silver, or gold, or apparel.
Without even striking, the gas workers won the
much coveted
eight hour day.
Covet the things, or material possessions, of our neighbor.
Verse 33: i have
not coveted
anyone's silver or gold or clothing.
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