Sentence examples for preacher use from inspiring English sources

It's not the first time Murphy has found his work in the hands of others; he was "minding my own business in the back row of a church" when he heard the preacher use the same material from the article in The Door.

"The preacher used to preach that before the end comes there will be war," she said, her mood darkening.

The silver-haired preacher used wit like a rapier, as exemplified by the time he seemed to apologize in a 1982 interview with The New York Times for reading his sermons.

Mr. Shuttlesworth, who readily acknowledged being a "cussing preacher," used some hurtful profanity in letting King know what he thought of this capitulation — and overruled him, declaring the demonstrations back on.

Dressed in a dark suit and an open-collared shirt, Ms. Kaplan, who enunciates with the clarity and precision of a preacher, used part of Psalm 118 to make a campaign point: "The rock that the builder rejected shall become the topmost cornerstone, and Oakland will become the most desirable place to live".

Many of the printed sermons match up to a recording, as they are often the exact document the preacher used to deliver their sermon.

The younger Schuller, an experienced 54-year-old preacher, used a more corporate management style and struck a relatively contemporary tone during worship.

So preachers use food courts or Pilates classes to get worshipers in the doors of their churches — while merchants tag their products as Christian to lure religious shoppers.

In the United States, folk preachers use oral tradition to extrapolate stories based on biblical accounts; hip-hop and rap artists improvise socially coded poetry along familiar rhythmic and rhyming patterns; and in so-called slam poetry competitions, contestants are awarded points equally for their poems and for their oral performance of them.

Chris Ledgard listens to the ways in which preachers use words and the power of language.

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