Grando est unum ex insignium tonitribusque periculis ad aircraft.Īrin Ilejay joined as The Rev's second replacement in 2013, performing on the band's sixth studio album Hail to the King.Īrin Ilejay coniunxit ut secundarium Revm in 2013 repositum, faciendo in cohortis sextae studiorum album Ave Regi. Hail is one of the most significant thunderstorm hazards to aircraft. Tendunt etiam Aegyptii provinciales, qui non solum ad Aegyptum, sed ad speciales provincias, vicos et vicos, unde grando sunt, extenditur. Tempestates graves ventos, grandines magnas, et interdum turbines inferre possunt.Įgyptians also tend to be provincial, meaning their attachment extends not only to Egypt but to the specific provinces, towns and villages from which they hail. Severe thunderstorms can bring damaging winds, large hail, and occasionally tornadoes. Verisimiliter mox sudario referta in pulvino hic ut Ave Maria, mica panis, ut Vossius busted possideas. Probably just stuffed the handkerchief in the cushion here as a Hail Mary bread crumb to get Voss busted.

Sagittarum assidua grando in vallum e silvis et flumine pluit. Such passes are usually thrown when time is running out.An incessant hail of arrows rained against the stockade from the woods and the river.

(A 'Hail Mary', in talking of American football, is a long (forward) pass thrown in desperate moments, in which the superstitious may feel that only a prayer will ensure its completion. The Lord is with thee or may the Lord be with youĮt benedictus fructus ventris tui, Iesus.Īnd blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. In medieval times, it was even used as a measure of time: 'as long as it might take to say aves', and an ave is one of the fifty beads on the Rosary at which the prayer should be said. There was a special bell rung, the ave-bell, to mark the hour at which a Hail Mary should be said. It is pronounced with two syllables - the '-e' is not silent: 'AH-vay', IPA: /'ɑːve/}.} Since the Reformation, it has largely been a Roman Catholic and Orthodox habit to say the prayer Ave Maria, or Hail, Mary but in earlier times it was possibly the second most commonly said prayer in Christendom. (This is a Latin greeting, translated as 'Hail!'. One of the two best-known Christian prayers.

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