Sentence examples for multiple denominations from inspiring English sources
They can disperse bills in multiple denominations down to a single $1. Furthermore, some ATMs allow customers to video-chat with live tellers.
In December 2011, Pastafarianism was one of the multiple denominations given equal access to placing holiday displays on the Loudoun County courthouse lawn, in Leesburg, Virginia.
The man, and another guy he's with, are Romanian and are found to have a stash of clothes without receipts, a load of phones they have no passwords for, and multiple denominations of cash.
The report also outlined extensive efforts by clergy leaders across multiple denominations and in cities across the country to educate their congregants on the benefits of the new health care law.
Arguing that religion was essential for the morality of the young nation, Patrick Henry proposed a system of state support for multiple Christian denominations in 1784 (to diffuse the focus on Anglicanism).
There are multiple Christian denominations present in Kerala, and my family converted to Pentecostalism in the early 1980s.
This allowed them to be used multiple times for different denominations.
The bizarre denominations, both multiples of nine, were reportedly chosen because an astrologer deemed the number auspicious.
Heaven knows that there are multiple problems that afflict liberal denominations of all faiths--although one should not think for a moment that all is well on the more traditional side of the religious spectrum.
There are complicated differences between the multiple groups within the larger Orthodox denomination, making any references to the Orthodox as a whole bound to be inapplicable to all the factions.
We need to have a Sunday Without Church, when progressive Christians across the nation from multiple denominations Presbyterian, Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist, non-denominational, Lutheran, Catholic, etc.—march in the streets to show Trump that he and his administration do not represent God's gospel of love, mercy, and justice.
