vow

Encouraged by a friend, I wrote and asked if, while she stayed with us, the justice might consider officiating over a brief ceremony to renew our marriage vows.

As major drug companies prepare a public vow to adhere to the most rigorous vaccine safety standards, watch for a fringe-driven conversation against vaccines to accelerate.

Katelyn Stanis, owner of vow writing company Wedding Words, had to cut her own guest list down from 100 to 15.

In addition to being a part of the strange club of 2020 brides, Stanis knows what it’s like to be on both sides of the bridal party––after all, she’s a professional wedding vow and speechwriter.

Some time in the years to come a Man would claim her, and against that time he taught her the vow that Ruth made to Naomi.

But we took the one the Imp had caught back to the pond, and, as we put it in, made a vow not to keep newts again.

They will become tense as the father is telling her of his vow.

He could think of nothing save the vow he had made to his wife before he left her.

A vow is not a contract, it is a resolution which one takes and in which one persists.

They came under a vow of obedience unto Him; He came under a vow of obedience unto death, even the death of the Cross.