Sentence examples for be at mass from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'be at mass' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to attending a Christian church service. For example, "I'll be at mass this Sunday morning."
"I'm just sad that these people needed to be at Mass today and that this had to happen," Monsignor Weiss said.
Cripplingly shy, he lived in the endlessly rich world of his own mind, leavened by his loves: the universe of books, the infinity of the cosmos which he studied nightly, and the dusty mysteries of the old Tasmanian Museum, where he wandered when he was meant to be at Mass.
However, the optimum performance has been found to be at mass flow rate of 0.06 kg/s for basin water depth 0.03 m.
She was at Mass when the students learned that planes hit the buildings.
(He skipped church during football season to book bets but otherwise was at mass every Sunday).
It is at Mass that most Catholics meet God and the community.
The Churches were at mass for Palm Sunday, a day in the Christian calendar that commemorates the arrival of Jesus in Jerusalem days before his crucifixion.
As it happened, Felicia Lim, another nurse who was also supposed to be at another Mass, was in a pew behind Perasa on that Easter morning.
Roman Catholic doctrine states that for a valid Eucharist, the bread to be used at Mass must be made from wheat.
Although transmission may be amplified at mass gatherings (e.g., theaters, sports events), documentation is scarce.
In Fig. 2, the asymptote is at final mass MC = 0·1861 which is 3·83 times the mass at the inflexion point.
