Sentence examples for off the pulpit from inspiring English sources

So much so that when I announced to my congregation that I was stepping off the pulpit in order to be a full-time parent to Ben and his two siblings, many thought that there must have been some other reason.

In mosques, Islamists have pushed moderate clerics off the pulpit — at least once in mid-sermon — replacing them with speakers who harangue worshipers on topics like the evils of hair gel.

Will you be building off The Bully Pulpit?

Foreign tourists crowd for photographs in front of the pulpit.

The last three data-loggers were placed on the pulpit, on the stairs of the pulpit and inside a niche (Figure 1 and Additional file 1: S7).

Nonetheless he presses the Russian President to "lay off the literal bully pulpit" and allow gay athletes to compete without fear.

Rigged with a mast for the spotter and a long platform off the bow, the "pulpit" for the harpooner, Stevens's boat is typical of those in the harpoon fleet.

When a preacher gets in the pulpit and goes off on a tirade against women, they might be using words that no one finds objectionable.

Diffused light and painted walls, usually white or cream-colored, handsomely set off the dark furniture -- altars, pulpits, pews, galleries, screens -- in most Wren churches.

(Catholics, he said from the pulpit, should be "pissed off" about that).

This led to the uniquely Scottish solution of adding a fourth aisle to "T -plan churches, usually behind T -planpit, whichurchesclosed off and usuallyr the behind of the families of the local laird.