For some, it is just the divining of the proper pheromones.

Such divining requires acceptance of the formula 'What type has done, the individual will do.'

A gross kitten at her divining.

The thousands of military ballots that are being kept out, along with the divining of "voter intent," make me shudder for our Republic.

"Do your own divining.

Miss Jamison's "Divining," the opening work, was familiar from the Ailey company.

Ailey had encouraged her to choreograph and gave her first work, "Divining," a showcase in the company in 1984.

Let thy pity be a divining: to know first if thy friend wanteth pity.

The dance, "Divining," brought out a surprising new abandon and sensuousness in Donna Wood, for whom it was created.

"So," said the surgeon, "no speaking in strange tongues, no divining, no reading of the portents?"

This is done by one who practices the magic called anthropomancy, the divining of answers by the inspection of living entrails.

Elsewhere on the program, energy was channeled into an abstract ritual in Judith Jamison's "Divining."

We all are, and we indulge in discreet copromancy, the divining of future events through the inspection of stools.

The divining of a stranger's total personality and total life, past, present, and future, from such evidence as is immediately apparent is not an easy thing.

The program included repeat performances of "Divining," "Chocolate Sessions" and "Phases."

The creation of "Divining," for a student workshop at the Ailey school, opened up a new career for Ms. Jamison.

It was Ailey who discovered and nurtured her as a performer and who suggested that she create her first dance, "Divining," in 1984.

He went on to create the Great Water Divining DVD and the "card carrying skeptic card."

In the anime Naruto, a boy named Ranmaru displays similar divining, mystic and inhuman abilities seemingly based on Seimei.

"Divining," set to music by Kimati Dinizulu and Monti Ellison, opens with an image that seems a fledgling choreographer's statement of belief.

Although "Divining" and "Forgotten Time" possessed many pictorially attractive and expressive sequences, they also shared a fault: they rambled slightly.

In Judith Jamison's "Divining," a solo was danced by Jeffrey Gerodias, who resembled a prophet seeking inspiration.

At intervals they will encounter controlled mayhem: volunteers dressed as Dracula and Frankenstein's monster, witches and devils and other creepy creatures of their own divining.

"The Relationship of Yoruba Folklore to Divining," Journal of American Folklore (1943)

Choreographed with Mr. Ailey's encouragement, "Divining" gave another Ailey star, Donna Wood, a chance to develop in a newly dynamic way.

More than a third of each group said they were following a divine call.

If you're open to the divine power, even just a little bit.

I felt a divine order that I'd never known before.

Which is why I want to study his divine rules.

Instead, it was part of the divine energy in man.

All men are of divine blood, for there is the god in every man.

Happy is the man who knows the great works of the Divine power.

This Divine name has been always of great help to all in the world.

But it's quite another thing, when we come to consider the divine law.

The head of a given divine image is particularly significant.

Today the church provides divine service for the community of the university.

Nobody should feel they have a divine right to play.

If my divine father had lived, this would have been done.

If a man does not die, then he is divine.

But it's not as if this developed according to a divine plan.

Boy's got an open nature full of divine grace and things.

It was used as an evidence of His divine mission.

Asking is human and divine, because God created us to ask.

For some, it comes in a moment of divine touch.

And suddenly I could see how small the earth would look from a divine eye.

The same can be said for the customers, who work hard to look so divine.

"I think of marriage as a divine union between two people."

"But I always thought it would be through force or divine intervention."

Our nation could not have been conceived without divine help.

Nothing on this planet has a divine right to anything.

They are trying to divine where their money has gone.

He tried to divine the answer in the set of her eyes.

But she could not divine why he had come into the house.

It is not difficult to divine that, after all you have told me.

Continue reading the main story "Study the past, if you would divine the future."

He did not divine the real purpose of the action.

But you did not divine the purpose for which I wanted them.

I looked at the Captain, trying to divine the future from his face.

There was a pattern here, which I could not divine.

Oh, how foolish I was not to divine what he would do.

Sometimes it was difficult to divine the cause of a human's emotional state.

"I have confidence you'll divine the answer when you get back to the States."

I've studied the art, but my only ability is to divine the future.

His problem, rather, is to divine the possible and sensible.

Tom felt his power to divine truth rise within him.

Certainly, the ignorant public at large cannot hope to divine the truth.

But anyone who knows anything would have divined what was going on.

We all know this magic very well, or can divine it.

I was able to divine the nature of his fortress keep.

It was impossible to divine what future lay before them.

Truly it is not easy to divine what that army may become at last.

From the blood, I divine the nature of the storm that has followed you here.

I was never able to find a way to divine who were the Keeper's.

Companies, too, struggle to divine the appropriate behavior during war.

It later turned out that the president himself had divined them.

Divine had done that with great care right in front of him.

"Are you saying that the Divine will lose this war?"

Father Divine, they said, your judge just dropped dead of a heart attack.

A spark of the divine could be found in absolutely everything.

It is the stimulus of love that makes service divine.

Divine has left an influence on a number of musicians.

She was under some other attack: the Divine trying to kill her.

Only the divine could serve; there was nothing human big enough to touch it.

Again, the divine being called Link seemed to read his mind perfectly.

Father Divine had finally parted ways with his former associates.

The divines do not make decisions; God does that for them.

Divine bought the site several years ago but never developed it and has subsequently run into problems.

"Experience the Divine" has a familiarity that is almost reassuring.

The quest of the individual for the divine was a developing theme.

Father Divine was increasingly called upon to offer political endorsements.

"May the Divine spare us from having to do this ever again," she whispered.

That same year, Divine decided to get back in contact with his estranged parents.

The divine has a power of persuasion rather than coercion.

"But the union with the Divine is another story."

The staff are charming, the restaurant is intimate, the food divine.

Victory has not yet been determined, either way, but with each meeting, the Divine loses a little more ground.

Whether or not reasoned discussion about the divine is possible has long been a point of contention.

Do not think they are empty and silent, for the divine hears that which make no sound.

Grace Divine had hurriedly left by the front door of the hotel.

Once the divines won a victory over the evil forces.