Oratory are many
small oratories
round the west coast where chiefs and clansmen were wont to pray before and after voyaging.
Oratory of this sort.
She shrugs her shoulders and tells miss thorne that she supposes eleanor will
have an oratory
in the deanery before she has done.
During 1838 he toured the country raising the movement's profile with his
brilliant oratory.
Oratory skills
through the internet rather than in a face to face setting.
Anderson entered the wesleyan itinerancy in 1812 and swiftly achieved a strong reputation for
pulpit oratory
particularly on missionary platforms.
The german language is a lovely language for
making mob oratory
in.
Or maybe it's cameron's lack of experience in his
public oratory?
Oratory abilities
and his pragmatic approach to political problems.
In may 1992 it was redecorated in honor of st philip neri, the saint who
founded the oratory
in sixteenth century rome.
His brilliant administration
great oratory
and unfailing optimism brought britain from the brink of defeat to victory against nazi germany.
Oratory style
attracted and influenced many people.
He was ordained priest in the spring of 1914 and in the autumn of 1915 he
joined the oratory.
It is the " hwyl, " without which
welsh oratory
is considered imperfect.
Oratory called
" the formal lecture " .
I expect hague would win each one, on account of his
good oratory, but this is no substitute for policies.
Oratory used
to motivate british troops a century ago.
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