Sentence examples for the uniting from inspiring English sources
verb
To come or bring together as one.
- The new government will try to unite the various factions.
"Maybe shopping is the uniting issue of the parties".
Fear, or indifference, was the uniting factor in the bus.
The Uniting Church, formed by congregations of Presbyterians, Methodists, and Congregationalists, also has a large adherence.
Percussive sounds produced by drums and various rattles symbolize the uniting of male and female.
Members wanted to stay in power; this was the uniting force.
We don't know what the uniting issues are, or exactly how we can help".
The forum was organised by the Uniting Church.
Last week, the Anglican diocese of Perth joined the Uniting Church in Australia in divesting itself of fossil fuels.
After the Vatican vetoed the sisters from doing so, it was taken over by the Uniting Church and officially opened in May 2001.
The Uniting Church building in Hadspen's main street is a small, weatherboard colonial church.
She was moderator of the NSW Synod of the Uniting Church of Australia (1985-6).
