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say grace

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say grace
to say a prayer of gratitude before or after a meal. Grandfather always says grace at Thanksgiving. A local preacher said grace at the banquet.
See also: grace, say


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Somewhat hilarious is a mini version of the Elle magazine about her popped in the cover sleeve where her husband, rapper Nick Cannon, talks about the first time they met: "I always say grace over my food so I bowed my head over my french fries at a meeting with her.
Joe Balash, Palin’s assistant, who was also present, said, 'There are not many politicians who will say grace with the conviction of faith she has.
At Michael's house they say grace in L atin before meals, so he probably knows what he's talking about.
 
 
 
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