Sentence examples for number of devotees from inspiring English sources
The regulations represent another blow to the sport of pigeon racing in Westchester, where the number of devotees has dwindled over the years.
Ms. Ferrara, who posts the pictures on her blog, Call of the Small, is one of a growing number of devotees of miniature modern design.
Brompton has fared well from the growing number of devotees.. Since Adams, 40, joined the business in 2002 turnover has exploded from £1.7m to £28m last year, with profits of £3.4m.
Katon says his plaintiffs, who include the council of imams in New Jersey, have noted a fall in number of devotees coming to pray after learning that their places of worship featured on NYPD lists.
This show reminded me of Phoebe Philo's Céline, both in the number of devotees displaying team colours in the audience and in the odd, alchemic desirability of the mix of elements.
After centuries of decline, sealed by the invention of modern lawn tennis, in 1874, a dwindling number of devotees kept real tennis alive, mainly in the United Kingdom, where it was played by men at tony private clubs, public schools, and on the grounds of stately homes.
Instead, I joined a number of devotee message boards asking if they knew of a twentysomething female c.p. devotee who lived in Toronto.
The mass printing of colour reproductions in poster form has extended the availability of images to greater numbers of devotees.
They were embarrassed when they heard the results of the recording, and, as time passed, the ever-expanding numbers of devotees they inspired left them nonplussed.
However, as greater cultural emphasis was placed on physical fitness, the regimen's delivery of a "whole-body workout" began attracting increasing numbers of devotees, from fewer than 2 million in the last decade of the 20th century to more than 11 million by the middle of the first decade of the 21st.
As I write this, it's Black Friday, which to my mind is the highest ritual of consumer religion, attracting untold numbers of devotees of all races, classes, faiths and belief systems.
