| 单词 | invitatory |
| 例句 | The focus is on the chants found in the manuscript, although the recording does not include some of them, such as the alternate invitatory and a string of extra antiphons at the end of Lauds. CD reviews: Early music on the cutting edge 2016-09-15T04:00:00Z We appeal to each of these post-Elizabethans with the invitatory line of one of them: ‘Charm me asleep with thy delicious numbers!’ Thomas Stanley: His Original Lyrics, Complete, In Their Collated Readings of 1647, 1651, 1657. With an Introduction, Textual Notes, A List of Editions, An Appendis of Translation, and a Portrait. “Don’t care if I do, Bill,” he continued, in response to Bill’s invitatory gesture, walking to the bar. The Idler Magazine, Vol III. May 1893 An Illustrated Monthly I will write an invitatory song to the Editor. The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, April 1844 Volume 23, Number 4 Down one block—two, three; then a sudden pause before a narrow store front liberally placarded with invitatory signs to the public, and with a red cross blazoning above the doorway. The Best Short Stories of 1915 And the Yearbook of the American Short Story Down one block—two, three; then a sudden pause before a narrow store-front liberally placarded with invitatory signs to the public, and with a red cross blazoning above the doorway. Every Soul Hath Its Song Sometimes the figure on the brass holds a heart in his hand, which indicates a response on the part of the deceased to the old invitatory “Sursum corda.” English Villages His growl was as thunder in their ears, whether he spake to them in mirth or in rebuke, his invitatory notes being, indeed, of all, the most repulsive and horrid. The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 2 Elia and The Last Essays of Elia Its Latin form in the invitatory differs slightly from the Vulgate text. The Divine Office Everybody was at dinner; and the serious Kellner of "Der Wildemann" glanced in mild reproach at Mr. James Clinch, who, disregarding that fact and the invitatory table d'hote, stepped into the street. The Twins of Table Mountain "Don't care if I do, Bill," he continued, in response to Bill's invitatory gesture, walking to the bar. A Protegee of Jack Hamlin's and Other Stories The mill itself had long since vanished with the river, but the building that had once stood for it was used as a rude hostelry for travelers, which, however, bore no legend or invitatory sign. In a Hollow of the Hills About midnight a more solemn Office began, this time with the invitatory and psalm Venite. The Divine Office The hymn is an answer to the invitation given to us in the invitatory, to praise God and to rejoice with Him. The Divine Office The invitatory is omitted, they tell us, that we, like the Magi, may come to Christ, without other than a silent invitation. The Divine Office In this latter case, even though the body is not present—for some special reason, such as contagious disease—the invitatory is not to be omitted. The Divine Office On any other occasion, no matter how solemn or privileged, such as the seventh, thirtieth, or anniversary day, when only one nocturn is recited, the invitatory must not be included. The Divine Office Some authors recommend such pauses at the end of the invitatory, at the end of each hymn, or after each Gloria. The Divine Office The first Sunday of Advent has the invitatory hymn and the rest of the Office proper. The Divine Office |
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