Sentence examples for is ministers from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who is trained to perform religious ceremonies at a Protestant church.
- The minister said a prayer on behalf of the entire congregation.
My third category is ministers, or sons of ministers — Walter Mondale was the son of a Methodist minister.
As it is, ministers endorse this euro-folly as another fantastically expensive BAE job-creation scheme in marginal constituencies.
But it is ministers, rather than the government's National Commission for the Environment, who have the final say on whether projects should go ahead.
That respect is not a commodity to be traded for short-term political advantage; when it is, ministers diminish both themselves and our democracy.
The many flaws of Mr Nicholson should not obscure the reality that in the end it is ministers who must carry the can – and for good reason.
But Catholic and Muslim ministers hold a monthly peace prayer.For Mr Crompton the real innovation is ministers working together on problems that arise from such unusual religious spaces, not "hideous" new architectural blueprints for them.
Norman Lamb is minister for care and support.
Timo Soini is Minister for Foreign Affairs, Finland.
Børge Brende is Minister for Foreign Affairs, Norway.
"Women will be ministers".
Both my grandfathers were ministers.
