Biblical queen's home

Usage examples of sheba.

Queen of Sheba, Such serious questions bringing, That merry rascal Solomon Would show a sober face: -- And then again Pavlova To set our spirits singing, The snowy-swan bacchante All glamour, glee and grace.

Coedric was disgruntled as well, having been forced to put aside his coelacanth helm, and don the lavender livery of the imaginary nation of Sheba.

Great Danes, Sheba and Maverick, greeted them ebulliently as they clambered on board, though Peta knew that the animals would not be so friendly were their master not in the group.

Ezbaal shunned settled life, he had good relations with most of the great desert families and shared water rights in so many wells that it was said he could travel from Elam to Egypt, from Sheba to Hurria, without having to fight for water or go thirsty for a day.

The ores of the mines in this district somewhat resemble those of the Sheba mine in Humboldt.

Sheba Hurst, the discoverer of the mines, with his friends corralled all the best leads and all the land and timber they desired before making public their whereabouts.

But Sheba had always been a very emotional person, quick to anger, not spending a lot of time in thought, but choosing action, just as her father had.

The matter is not so: but a man of mount Ephraim, Sheba the son of Bichri by name, hath lifted up his hand against the king, even against David: deliver him only, and I will depart from the city.

Sheba had her child by Solomon, and although she had two other children, the son of Solomon would ascend the throne and be known as Prester John.

The rhythm of the three green horsemen that was to have been the prelude to the Queen of Sheba began rollicking through his head.