Sentence examples for take a pew from inspiring English sources

Those who come are very different from folk who would happily take a pew in a traditional church building.

Any label that makes a furry Birkenstock an It shoe, as Céline did in spring/summer 2013, as opposed to six-inch stilettos, is one that can take a pew by me.

(2) In re your liberal paraphrasing of the remarks in the note wrapped around the rock hurled through your sister's bedroom window: In D.R.'s family of origin, "I love you" is a form of greeting, not unlike "Hello" and "Take a pew".

Atkinson took a pew alongside Tara Palmer-Tomkinson Palmer-Tomkinson and Ben Fogle

"It's harrowing," remarked Hilde Fein, 70, who had taken a pew on a window sill outside a beer cellar on the baroque square.

Take a look at the Pew reports.

While you may not be able to take a seat in the pews, you can still have a say in your final send-off.

Take a look at the full Pew results on Afro-Latino identity here.  .

He is the heart of this parish, where weekly churchgoers arrive at mass early to sit in what they believe is their pew, where they often take a moment afterward to give the priests a wave and a hello.

I've never seen Simon Schama take a break from the history lesson to enact imaginary gunfights, punctuated by pew-pew-pews and dramatic stage whispers of "Get down!".

Take a seat in one of the dark-wood pews.