Usar "hap" en una oración

1. Woe to you, you fools, for through your folly shall you perish, and you transgress against the wise, and so good hap shall not be your portion; And now, know you that you are prepared for the day of destruction; therefore do not hope to live, you sinners, but you shall depart and die; for you know no ransom; for you are prepared for the day of the great judgement, for the day of tribulation and great shame for your spirits; Woe to you, you obstinate of heart, who work wickedness and eat blood; How have you good things to eat and to drink and to be filled? From all the good things which the Lord the Most High has placed in abundance on the Earth; therefore you shall have no peace

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2. 3 And she went, and came, and gleaned in the field after the reapers, and her hap was to light on a part of the field belonging to Boaz, who was of the kindred of Elimelech

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3. Woe to you you fools for through your folly shall you perish and you transgress against the wise and so good hap shall not be your portion; And now know you that you are prepared for the day of destruction; therefore do not hope to live you sinners but you shall depart and die; for you know no ransom; for you are prepared for the day of the great judgement for the day of tribulation and great shame for your spirits; Woe to you you obstinate of heart who work wickedness and eat blood; How have you good things to eat and to drink and to be filled? From all the good things which the Lord the Most High has placed in abundance on the Earth; therefore you shall have no peace

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4. As an aside, he explained that the Dining-In tradition, borrowed from the Royal Air Force back in the big war, was introduced into the USAF by General Hap Arnold who became quite famous for his Wing Dings

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5. The following tips will hap you to get the correct posture

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6. present during the election battle between him and Hap

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7. process away from Hap and his cronies, this church will

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8. the drain today when Hap was re-elected without

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9. Max remembered that earlier in the day Hap

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10. “Just look at the way Hap appeased

11. “A few years ago, I told Hap that if he did something for

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12. possibly have given the printout to Hap Dunnavant that

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13. Hap Dunnavant but Bill denied it

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14. know it was you who gave the printout to Hap Dunnavant

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15. this morning when he met with Hap Dunnavant and his

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16. You were also afraid Hap Dunnavant would

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17. just as she walked out of Hap Dunnavant’s suite on the top

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18. “How did the meat substitute taste to Hap and his

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19. treatment from Max as I have had,” Hap said as he looked

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20. “Hugh Taylor,” Hap went on to say, “has told me that

21. “I don’t have the slightest idea,” Hap said before he

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22. They were in complete agreement by the look Hap

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23. “Let us have a word of prayer before we eat,” Hap said

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24. ” Hap paused to take another sip of water while all the

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25. today,” Hap said as he heaved a melancholy sigh

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26. “Thank all of you for coming,” Hap Dunnavant said to his

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27. Hap wanted to be alone with his friends and have

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28. Hap gave himself time to frame his answer before he

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29. Hap said before he paused to look around the table and

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30. Not even Hap Dunnavant

31. certain Jill had tipped Hap Dunnavant off to the bogus

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32. Hugh laughed as he took Hap by the arm to walk out of

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33. minutes of the call from Hap Dunnavant

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34. “Come in, Max,” Hap said coldly when he saw Max

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35. Hap Dunnavant sat on the

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36. Hap got out the chair behind Bill’s desk and moved

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37. Hap listened to what Max was saying on the other end of

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38. Hap paced the small office for a minute or two before he

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39. “Read this! ” Hap snapped as he handed the letter to

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40. with my Council of Advice this morning,” Hap said as he

41. After Hap, Hugh, Bill, and Terri

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42. “Reverend Hoffman’s room,” Hap said into the telephone

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43. It appeared to Hap, as he observed the scene from the

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44. floor to catch the attention of Hap Dunnavant as he left the

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45. Hap saw them motion to him and had started toward

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46. What’s up?” Hap said

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47. “This!” he said and handed the letter to Hap, who took it

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48. “That is in order,” Hap said

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49. Hap heard a great chorus of aye in return throughout

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50. mingle around on the convention floor, which looked to Hap

51. going back to the convention stage to wait for Hap

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52. hear Hap Dunnavant continue his address to the

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53. He heard Hap Dunnavant still speaking over the public

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54. “Then that’s what they were going to use against Hap

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55. of him after the tumultuous election of Hap Dunnavant

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56. Hap stopped his speech to pick up the glass of water to

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57. As Hap returned to his seat at the back of the platform

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58. Hap Dunnavant stood at the podium as the thousands of

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59. “But first, I want to hear what Hap

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60. He handed the gavel directly to Hap who had stood up

61. “Let's move on to the next order of business,” Hap finally

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62. the back of the stage after Hap Dunnavant hit the gavel on

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63. Hap Dunnavant and the convention

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64. Hap looked down to the convention floor and saw

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65. Hap stepped to the podium to pound the gavel hard on

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66. the office of President had begun,” Hap said

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67. Hap Dunnavant and the name of the Reverend Max

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68. have made up on Hap Dunnavant

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69. Hap pondered for a few steps what the Admiral had just

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70. “How is that?” Hap asked as they began their second

71. “Yes, Hap, I do

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72. Convention is not real,” Hap said

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73. breather with Hap Dunnavant

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74. Hap and the Admiral walked east high above Thirteenth

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75. “You’re right,” Hap said

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76. Hap had begun to descend the steps just as the Admiral

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77. The Admiral took his left hand to lead Hap by the right

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78. Thanks,” Hap said, “Where are we going?”

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79. the lobby with Hap in tow and out through the Bartle Hall

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80. It appeared to Hap, as he stood behind his desk on the

81. It reminded Hap of the Bible story, how the Red Sea

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82. Hap hoped Hugh could lead him to what he thought was

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83. to prove what you have just accused Hap of doing because

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84. information which will prove beyond any doubt, that Hap

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85. platform desk and was careful not to look Hap in the eye

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86. Hap sat at his desk and stared straight into the crowd

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87. Hap knew there had never been a challenge to the re-

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88. Hap felt what Homer was

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89. Hap Dunnavant glared at the back of Homer’s gray head

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90. Hap did not acknowledge the applause but tried, instead,

91. “The House will be in order,” Hap shouted above the din

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92. A hush fell over the crowd as Hap waited a dramatic

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93. When Hap arrived on stage, he picked up the gavel with a

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94. anticipated what Hap would say and was already on the

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95. as Hap moved to one side

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96. The Chairman finally said, “We can do that, Hap!”

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97. I knew I could count on you,” Hap said as he

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98. members of the Committee before Hap arrived

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99. just as Hap entered the room

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100. Hap took a seat at the front and sat in silence with the