Sentence examples for a denomination of from inspiring English sources

Lately, though, he'd taken to calling himself a Possibilian — a denomination of his own invention.

The group continues to be recognized as a denomination of Sect Shintō and in 1978 claimed about 480,000 followers.

In 1974, tequila became the first product outside Europe to be protected by a denomination of origin.

In Lima's bars, pisco flowed copiously back then, though it was Chile that first established the spirit as a denomination of origin in 1931, staking a marketing claim.

It is still recognized as a denomination of Sect Shintō and in the late 20th century claimed over 200,000 followers.

The government has plans to draw up a registry of some 30 varieties for which it would fix a denomination of origin.Whether that is the best way to promote potato exports is debatable.

– Imagine that you are charged with designing a new denomination of currency for a nation (i.e., a $3 bill or coin).

Later, however, the renewed Moravian church emerged as a denomination independent of the Lutheran church.

Dr. Smith had begun preaching in Mamelodi in 1982 as a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church in Africa, a breakaway denomination of the segregationist Dutch Reformed Church.

Adding a few two dollar bills can help, because at first glance people will think they are a high denomination of money because it is not an easily recognizable bill.

Yet from next year, what looks like a ten-mark note will be, in reality, a mere denomination of the euro.