Sportswriters liked to refer to him as "Onward Christian" because of his ability to advance the ball.

Then, while the tune of "Onward Christian Soldiers" filled the air, Tim and Maria began an irrelevant argument about things in general.

However, one cue which incorporated stanzas of "Onward Christian Soldiers" was deleted from the final edit of the film.

This is known as Onward Supply Relief (OSR).

The reading ceased abruptly with a private whose name began with Z. The regiment marched off the field to the tune of "Onward Christian Soldiers."

Almost There: The Onward Journey of a Dublin Woman, Riverhead Books, 2003.

In later years, when Rockefeller was rebuked for his tyrannies, he sang the monopolist's equivalent of "Onward Christian Soldiers": "It was right before me and my God.

The name Joe Soap appears in the WW1 song "Joe Soap's Army" sung to the tune of "Onward Christian Soldiers".

If Mr. Bush's audiences can't make much sense of what he says, they can hear the underlying music - something between "Onward Christian Soldiers" and "Boola Boola."

"Tell it to the FIRCs downstairs", Valentine said, as they started up again with the umpteenth rendition of "Onward Christian Soldiers", one of their supply of three hymns.

The piece was composed for chorus, brass, strings and organ, and features as a recurring theme the melody of Sullivan's hymn tune "St. Gertrude", his setting for "Onward Christian Soldiers."

The Reverend Sabine Baring Gould (author of "Onward Christian Soldiers" and of "Mehalah", a novel set in Mersea) was Rector of East Mersea from 1870-1881.

He added that he had found it ironic that the Hebrews in the Exodus scene were actually "Egyptian army guys" marching to a tune that DeMille decreed should sound like "Onward Christian Soldiers."

And led by Juba in a startlingly clear and beautiful soprano, the entire Codrington family rollicked into the first verse of "Onward Christian Soldiers", which Robyn had translated into the Matabele vernacular.

This is known as Onward Supply Relief (OSR) and applies to a UK importer, or an agent appointed to act as importer on behalf of a non UK consignor or consignee.

Sir Arthur Sullivan once said he thought history would remember him, if at all, as the composer of religious music like "Onward Christian Soldiers," and had he never met Sir William S. Gilbert that might well have been the case.

Justice Thomas is not interviewed, but his main champion, Senator John C. Danforth, a Missouri Republican, says he played a tape of "Onward Christian Soldiers" in preparation for the hearings and encouraged the judge to ask God for help.

The main change in this update is an amendment to Sections 5, 6 and 8 concerning the use of CFSP to enter and discharge PCC and the availability of Onward Supply Relief in conjunction with PCC.

The church monthly evening fellowship dinner and singing service was about to come to order one significant Sunday evening, as Irma McGillicutty waddled with sheet music in hand up to the piano, and began playing a rather staccato version of "Onward Christian Soldiers."

There's a bit of a double standard here because if you are going after Jay-Z you need to go just as hard after "Onward Christian Soldiers" which has, over the years, probably done a whole lot more psychic damage than Jay-Z could dream of doing.

Balfour contributed many of these shorter tales, in the first instance to the British Workman, Day of Days, Hand and Heart, Animal World, Meliora, Family Visitor, Home Words, The Fireside, Band of Hope Review, and the Onward series.

Read about OSR on the HMRC website - Opens in a new window and see the page on Onward Supply Relief in our guide on goods supplied onward to another EU country: VAT relief.

From then and onwards the result has been pretty good.

From then onwards he always had to sit down to conduct.

Each one of them is a step onwards in the great march - humanity, you know.

Then onwards he continued singing and worked as music director for several films.

It's the start of a slippery slope from here onwards.

He moved onwards looking for the cables which would mark the position of the vessel.

Here onwards, it is about how to live life normally even after facing such situations.

Onwards they made their way, until at last a sharp turn brought them into a sudden flood of light.

I went slowly onwards, ever closer to the deadly energy dome.

Onwards we go to Dover towards the first coffee of the day.

Just not to miss the fun and experience of campus, from 2nd year onwards he started attending college.

From that year onwards, the album have remained on the top-300 of the chart for over 200 weeks.

So Rubin's legs carried him onwards, to the appointed place.

From here onwards they were in unexplored realms of mind and body.

From then onwards they will consider creating new degrees, if deemed appropriate.

From that year onwards, his addresses remained in the Worcester area.

Twenty-five miles onwards we were stopped by three soldiers in combat dress.

The next annual was published the following year and the others every year onwards since then.

I got on well enough with the Cousins for some time, until an ugly little incident happened, and from then onwards there was war.

From this year onwards, the Council budget contains a special chapter dealing with the common foreign and security policy.

The mother stood at the head of the stair beckoning them onwards.

On each continent the player begins against an easy team, and progresses onwards.

The channel is embanked at a number of locations from here onwards.

From this time onwards there was a full-scale housing boom at the top end of the market.

This new body took responsibility for the second channel from this year onwards.

His eyes moved onward toward the end of the line.

Little is known of her life from this time onward.

From 2006 onward, it was made available for a short time each year.

Having looked at these things he closed them up again, and went onward.

From 1920 onward she was responsible for her own education.

He thought of leading them onward, and it felt wrong.

From round two onward, the series took a different turn.

And of a sudden all things moved onward in their course.

He looked back at the green eyes behind him, and forced himself onward.

From that year onward, however, the interest in the society increased.

This will happen for a good while before you remember why you're there and press onward.

He began to travel to different countries from that time onward.

The long hours of pain before he could pick himself up and move onward.

The church hall was used to house them before they continued onward the following day.

The former was made around 1980-1982 and the latter from 1983 onward.

Even so, the woman has pressed onward to this point.

Commercial Paper market had relatively higher growth from 1997-98 onward.

But from 1860 onward, the French population really began to grow.

From 1990 onward he served as president of the city council.

He was a professor at several institutions from 1885 onward.

How far it led onward, he had no way of knowing.

Now she was ready to move onward, but her partners were not.

By then it is finally ready to move onward to its spiritual home.

They talked onward for an hour, and agreed to meet again on the following day.

From the second verse onward people looked at each other all over the house.