Sentence examples for ordained course from inspiring English sources
Come Brexit, come Trump, come possible break-up of Europe: no lessons will be learned, barely an inch will be deviated from the ordained course.
Many students reading this will recognise the same type of question coming their way right now: "What do you want to study at university?" Again, as if there is one pre-ordained course just waiting for you.
Donne, of course, was ordained in the Anglican church in 1615 and appointed Reader in Divinity at Lincoln's Inn in 1616.
But, if Intel has anything to say about it, things will remain on course as previously ordained.
Santora had completed his Rhema course under Storino's tutelage and been ordained as a minister by him.
The following year, he took a course in dogmatics in Mainz, where he was ordained a priest, returning to Heidelberg in January 1517 to enroll in the university.
A Culvert had been one of the first Evangelical bishops to be ordained in the Church of England: the old, sober kind of Evangelical, of course, not the new, guitar-playing excitable kind.
(Mr. Santorum also accused Mr. Obama of having argued that the Catholic Church should be forced to ordain women, which of course is not true).
She was ordained an elder of the new sect in March 1902, the same year she published Looking Back from Beulah, about the course of her life leading to the founding of her church.
