vigil|vigils in English
noun
[vig·il || 'vɪdʒɪl]
period of wakefulness during the night (particularly for the purpose of watching or guarding); time of prayer on the eve of a religious holiday
Use "vigil|vigils" in a sentence
1. Some families of polio victims mounted twenty-four-hour bedside vigils.
2. Vigils For Atlanta Victims And Anti-Racism Protests Draw Thousands Across U.S
3. In the night of Holy Saturday, during the solemn Easter Vigil, "mother of all vigils", this silence will be broken by the singing of the Alleluia which announces Christ's Resurrection and proclaims the victory of light over darkness, of life over death.
4. 9:00pm – Easter Vigil Mass, Basilica
5. a jittery vigil in the dark.
6. Theresa Vigil cuts Broomcorn to uniform length
7. She kept a vigil at Patrick's bedside.
8. The dog kept vigil over his sleeping master.
9. Students held a candlelit vigil against the war.
10. Protesters held a candlelit vigil against the war.
11. All that night again Kalchu kept his vigil.
12. Tibetans are forsaking dancing and dinner parties for vigils yak - butter candles and the chanting of prayers.
13. Today Cheryl tells how Michael Landon's constant vigil saved her life.
14. Often, a nurse was there, alone, in adorable vigil.
15. 2000 demonstrators held a candlelit vigil outside the embassy.
16. 9 Often, a nurse was there, alone, in adorable vigil.
17. For three nights, the shepherd maintained his lonely vigil.
18. Villagers held a two-hour vigil for him at his home.
19. Believing it would keep the lights away, residents of Colares organized night vigils lit fires, and ignited fireworks.
20. At the weekend they held a silent vigil in Liverpool.
21. Outside the building people continue their vigil, huddling around bonfires.
22. The spent candle on the window ledge told of the fruitless vigil.
23. His parents kept vigil beside his bed for weeks before he died.
24. Vigil Pylon (Chersonese) is a marked location in the Chersonese region
25. The Vigil of the Lord's Resurrection will commence at 00 p.m.