| Or the wife may sacrificially decide that giving her body with joy to her husband is more important than those few minutes of slumber. |
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| Robert Emmett was a republican hero of the early 19th century who had sacrificially martyred himself for Ireland's cause. |
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| Following Christ's example, Evangelicals will seek to live sacrificially. |
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| He gave so sacrificially that it became the greatest sign of love in the world. |
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| For the past sixteen years Charlene has remained constantly at her daughter's side and has sacrificially devoted herself to being the best mother that she could be to Carla. |
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| All that gold and other precious stuff suggest wealth that is sacrificially tied up in supernatural escrow. |
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| Having children is also so important for Russian women, because they are sacrificially loving mothers and give all their love to their children. |
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| Help us not to deny Your name in the time of the great famine, which is coming on the whole world, but to continue sacrificially at all times. |
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| Senzeni Marasela silkscreens portraits of political victims on napkins and offers them sacrificially on tea trays. |
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| When magnesium comes into electrical contact with steel in the presence of water, the magnesium corrodes sacrificially, leaving the steel intact. |
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| You've noticed that Newfoundland is not way up there economically, but I think this demonstrates to you our strong commitment to what we have, and we have been willing to contribute sacrificially to a system we believe in. |
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| A generation of England fans grew up knowing the Australian side only as an all-conquering force, one who would habitually humiliate whichever side England sacrificially put out to take them on. |
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| The outside-half had been offered, almost sacrificially, as the player who might crack, unaccustomed as he was to taking part in too many games of such stress. |
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| Please share this good news by giving sacrificially to world missions. |
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| The challenge for the North American church is to live faithfully and sacrificially for Christ, to engage with a culture that is materialistic, self-centered, and glorifies violence without conforming to that culture. |
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| He sacrificially volunteers to journey to the World, become a man himself, and redeem the Fall of Man through his own death and resurrection. |
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| Paul are concerned for the welfare of our ministers who are working steadfastly and sacrificially for the cause of Christ and his Church. |
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| Another widow, symbol of both the fragility of life and real poverty, gives more sacrificially than those whose gifts are, in comparison, quantitatively astronomical. |
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| When a Jarl died and was buried, his household thralls were sometimes sacrificially killed and buried next to him, as many excavations have revealed. |
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