yule in A Sentence

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    Yule Snow Queen1991 views.

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    Warrior: We bring you the Yule log!

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    What you gonna do with that, Yule?

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    The Yule Goat.

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    The Yule Log.

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    A Yule Log.

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    Norway is known for the Yule log, but the witch legend is more unique.

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    Sir Henry Yule was a Scottish Orientalist who spent the majority of his adult life abroad.

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    The first Christmas trees were made of red oak, which is the same tree used for the Yule log.

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    To dream of a Yule log, foretells that your joyous anticipations will be realized by your attendance at great festivities.

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    Yule Logs are supposed to be cut from red oak trees and burned all of Christmas Eve and into Christmas Day.

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    People! May the Yule log burn throughout Yol, and bring its warmth and light to us in these darkest of days.

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    By the end of the 19th century this tradition had also spread to Norway and Sweden, replacing the Yule Goat.

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    In 1886 Henry Yule and Arthur Burnell published Hobson-Jobson, a guide to words from Indian languages that had passed into English.

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    Priest: People! May the Yule log burn throughout yol, And bring its warmth and light to us in these darkest of days.

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    That is because there is a second, illegal annual Christmas tradition in Gävle- trying to burn down the Yule Goat before Christmas.

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    I have saved it for the end because this Yule bookshelf optimizes the room space using more the upper part of the room.

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    Various writers of the time condemned caroling as lewd, indicating that the unruly traditions of Saturnalia and Yule may have continued in this form.

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    It is said, during Yule, children would place their boots filled with carrots, straw, or sugar near the chimney for Odin's flying horse to eat.

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    Andrew Yule is not only about its business empire but also about the immense contributions it made towards socio-economic and industrial development of the country.

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    History of Andrew Yule is not only about its business empire but also about the immense contributions it made towards socio-economic and industrial development of the country.

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    If Candlemas day be dry and fair, The half o' winter to come and mair, If Candlemas day be wet and foul, The half of winter's gone at Yule.

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    The pagan Anglo-Saxon event known as Yule was in full swing during the winter solstice a few centuries after that, eventually evolving into the festival we now know as Christmas.

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    According to Yule and Burnell:“There is little doubt that the name was taken from Chile in South America, whence the plant was carried to the Indian archipelago and thence to India.”.

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    The Scottish version; If Candlemas day be dry and fair, The half o' winter to come and mair, If Candlemas day be wet and foul, The half of winter's gone at Yule.

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    Inspired initially by the Norse god Odin, a figure known as the Yule Goat(which is what Santa is still called in Finland to this day) was said to deliver gifts on Midwinter's night.

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    During 1966, advertising consultant Stig Gavlén developed the idea of constructing a giant straw Yule goat for the holiday season, hoping it would function as something of an attraction to bring business to the shops around it.

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    In 1966, advertising consultant Stig Gavlén developed the idea of constructing a giant straw Yule goat for the holiday season, hoping it would function as something of an attraction to bring business to the shops around it.

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    At the end of the Yule season a procession of up to a thousand“guizers” march through Lerwick in gangs, finally reaching the shore where their burning torches are flung into a replica Viking longboat, which is pushed off to sea with great ceremony.

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