Sentence examples for able to preach from inspiring English sources

I was so happy to able to preach to him".

"I'm hoping our veterans are able to preach what's on tap," he said.

"When you have a renewed, revived, restored, repaired St Patrick's," Cardinal Dolan said, "we're going to be more effectively able to preach that message of service to the poor; ergo, we're going to be able to help the poor".

So when you have a renewed, revived, restored, repaired St Patrick's, we're going to be more effectively able to preach that message of service to the poor; ergo, we're going to be able to help the poor.

Because the United States does not understand Islamic militancy and because Islamic militants do understand Western-style democracy, they are able to preach jihad openly in the European cities they condemn, while we threaten them with death, which they fully embrace (front page, April 26).

During this, Muhammad was only able to preach during the holy pilgrimage months in which all hostilities between Arabs was suspended.

Lay people of the congregation won't be able to help preach and teach, but they can assist with worship, visiting the sick, and leading small groups.[6].

Bob Vesey Association of Managers in Education Only Sebastian Coee would be able to smugly preach at the country when he says, "The point which has been slightly lost is that I know we have the numbers … because we have the military and eight police services here" (Has Coe cleared his final hurdle?, 23 July).

Their community will not be able to distribute literature, rent or own a building, invite foreigners to preach or carry out other activities integral to religious freedom.

Designers started to preach comfort.

"I just wanted to preach," Bell says.