Sentence examples for service books from inspiring English sources

Service books will languish in archives, for study by antiquarians.

He introduced the Lutheran catechism in the schools and the first Lutheran prayer and service books.

The service books, using the liturgies attributed to St. Mark, St. Cyril of Alexandria, and St. Gregory of Nazianzus, are written in Coptic (the Bohairic dialect of Alexandria), with the Arabic text in parallel columns.

One of the first things I did was read all sorts of books on customer service, books like "How to Win Friends and Influence People" that dealt with how people want to be treated.

He was neither the first nor last to cash in on fame: soon you could buy pottery, a dinner service, books, boxes of matches and all sorts of other Webb-endorsed products.

This soft manner – and the championing of traditional Anglican churches and service books, the National Gallery and grammar schools – has led to his work being seen as cosier and more conservative than is usually the case.

Lunch and dinner service, book ahead (1 rue de Cotte, 12th Arrondissement).

One was Dominick Dunne, whose son, the actor and director Griffin Dunne, provided a blurb for the "Full Service" book jacket.

Clément immediately surrendered his service, book-ending the game with double faults; Del Potro responded with a fusillade of four first serves.

The Scottish Communion Office, based on the liturgy in the service book imposed on Scotland by Charles I in 1637, was prepared in 1764.

Christian Worship: A Service Book (1953), a semiofficial manual for voluntary use, exerted wide influence in restoring and stabilizing the typical pattern, with an emphasis on use of scriptural sentences throughout.