Use of the word abiding in a sentence example

abiding

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An empty towering stone church, swept clear of all ornament, pure and empty, with nothing abiding there. [adjective]

I am a Chester resident myself- in Newton- and have long had an abiding affection for the city. [adjective]

Our young couples found society awheel valid as that abiding under permanent roof. [Please select]

After abiding there for a short time, they were forwarded to the Committee in Philadelphia. [Please select]

He believes in a spiritual world more abiding, albeit less obvious, than the material world. [Please select]

It proved to be the abiding place of David Gamut. [adjective]

What though I cannot go to him, or name the hill or the vale of his abiding-place. [adjective]

The words, the manner, the singular personality of the simple prayer, touched Ben-Hur with a sensation new and abiding. [adjective]

Then the Italian image-man heard for the first time in his life "Now is the time of Christmas come," and "Jesus in his babes abiding." [adjective]

The narrower the abiding-place happens to be, the more intense is the longing; and so he found. [adjective]

"There was mourning in his house, and in mine here in Antioch, my abiding-place at the time." [adjective]

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