Sentence examples for a congregation of a from inspiring English sources

"She was standing up in front of a congregation of a thousand people, and I said, 'I want to stand in front!' " After giving him lessons for two years, the woman allowed him to do the hymns.

The other day, in Portland, Oregon, a congregation of a dozen girls agreed that they did not like Justin Bieber; what excited them was Xcode, the suite of tools that Apple provides to software developers.

The massive roads and distances in Lagos leave little room for foot traffic, and public transit (a single bus line and long-deferred light rail notwithstanding) is non-existent.Left to the mercy of the open market, I look over to a congregation of a dozen drivers revving the engines of their Suzuki motorcycles.

By Betsy Morais July 11, 2013 The other day, in Portland, Oregon, a congregation of a dozen girls agreed that they did not like Justin Bieber; what excited them was Xcode, the suite of tools that Apple provides to software developers.

It started small, with a congregation of three in a cinderblock warehouse in 1991.

His father, a successful minister with a congregation of 10,000, is fighting for his life.

"We are a very poor church, with a congregation of about 60 people," she said.

As Jenny reported, the service was a dismal one, with a congregation of twenty in a church built to seat six hundred.

The service began with a congregation of about a hundred people, mainly women and children, singing hymns in several local dialects.

The synagogue was built a century ago by a congregation of Jews who had moved to Corona from the Lower East Side.

It became a congregation of Augustinian Canons.