Sentence examples for nice churches from inspiring English sources

There are a couple of nice churches, a rather haphazardly organized museum inside a beautiful old schoolhouse, a central park that's home to three rather lazy capybaras (adorable rodents the size of small pigs), and a number of decent restaurants serving Paraguayan standards: steaks, lomito (beef) sandwiches and dishes made with the catfish known locally as surubí.

Kilgore, who notes Rand's strong antipathy toward religion, observes: I don't know if John Campbell's bought the whole Objectivist package from reading Rand, and privately considers all the nice churches in his California district evil temples of life-hating mysticism and theft.

Good hymns, nice church, funny-looking people pottering down the aisle.

St George's, Bloomsbury, London When I first saw this I thought, it's a nice church but it seems to be falling down.

I was referencing some very irreverent comedians in my book about church, and I feared offending nice church folks who may frown upon the work of these pop culture icons.

Find a nice church where you feel welcome and can live like Jesus wants us to.

"I want a nice big church wedding".

These days, it might well be described as 'anxious parents on their knees, praying' - that their children will get into the nice little church school just outside their catchment area.

The poor fellows left commanding the old economy are … nice guys, church deacons, pipe smokers, Wednesday-afternoon golfers, worsted clubmen and hearty backslappers.

Carson, on the other hand, is deeply religious he's a Seventh Day Adventist— and conducts himself in such a calm way, it seems like he just finished a nice, quiet church service.

Your teddy wants to look nice for church too!