yarmulkas造句

• He wore a yarmulka and said the prayers in Hebrew.
• Orthodox men often wear a yarmulka ( skull cap ) and are required to pray three times daily.
• Hebrew is being reintroduced in many synagogues, and many rabbis and laity are returning to the use of the yarmulka.
• Himself the product of 10 years at a religious school, and a man who wears the knitted yarmulka of the " modern Orthodox,"
• Goodman drew attention because of his Orthodox Jewish beliefs and a creative and exuberant style of play _ the combination of yarmulka and yo-yo dribble.
• But the official said that mortars and heavy machine guns, as well as yarmulkas and other disguises for suicide bombers, were found in his headquarters.
• The ones from the Old Testament are wearing yarmulkas, and though most are white, one group of African-American cherubim are shown playing celestial basketball.
• The two principles, coupled with desires to blend in with more open and modern societies, led Reform leaders to reject many traditions such as wearing yarmulkas.
• Falk acknowledged on July 6 that the cartoon was antisemitic and apologized for posting it, explaining that he had thought the small markings on the dog's head represented a military helmet, not a yarmulka.
• :: : " Hatting " all the Jewish people would require quite an effort, as it would require millions of yarmulkas . :-) talk ) 07 : 07, 17 September 2013 ( UTC)
• They came by the thousands all day Sunday into the early hours Monday in jeans and T-shirts, in flowing Arab gowns and dark suits of grief, in sandals and dirty sneakers, in black yarmulkas and elaborate ceremonial headwear.
• John Paul, looking down at a display of turbans, veils and yarmulkas from a red-carpeted stage, said religious leaders must fend off " the dark clouds of terrorism, hatred, armed conflict, which in these last few months have grown particularly ominous on humanity's horizon ."
• He is seen stepping on a cloth-wrapped glass while wearing a yarmulka in a video clip of his wedding, implying that he is Jewish ( or a member of a Judaism-influenced religion ), and making him the second potential Wash, achieving the highest possible grades by manipulating the school's software, and providing Wash with information in exchange for Wash keeping quiet about what he did.
• The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 ( RLUIPA ), 114 Stat . 804, 42 U . S . C . ?000cc-1 ( a ) ( 1 )-( 2 ), upheld as constitutional in " Cutter v . Wilkinson ", 44 U . S . 709 ( 2005 ), requires by inference that Orthodox Jewish prisoners be reasonably accommodated in their request to wear yarmulkas.