Sentence examples for up at a church from inspiring English sources

Students in the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades turned up at a church nearby.

For the first time, Ms. Villagran lined up at a church food pantry, and she applied for emergency food stamps.

On Friday, Mr. Moran took an opportunity from the United States Marshals Service to remedy his situation by showing up at a church here where hundreds of people with outstanding warrants have surrendered.

Earlier in the day, an official in nearby Michoacan State said drug cartel violence had led as many as 700 frightened villagers to take refuge at five shelters set up at a church, an event hall, a recreation center and schools.

Mr. DiPietro, who joined the sheriff's office in 1988, pulled over a driver carrying a group of day laborers the driver had just picked up at a church parking lot in suburban Cave Creek in 2007, among them Manuel de Jesús Ortega Melendres, a Mexican schoolteacher here on a tourist visa, and one of the named plaintiffs in the lawsuit.

(Ages 5 and up) A story in verse about Captain Cat, who announces himself a reformed mouser and true lover of Christmas music when he shows up at a church and wants to join the mouse choir as it rehearses for Christmas.

He put them up at a local church hostel, fed them heartily, gave them a little pocket money, and worked them out so fiercely that when Adrien looked back on his past five years of riding he said, "Until now, I was just joking".

District officials stated that both the high school and Fitzsimmons Middle School would be closed for September 28 and September 29; a counseling center set up at a local church would open at 7 00 a.m. for students.

"That bullet only released his spirit, and it released his spirit all over the world". On Wednesday evening, a large crowd gathered at the National Civil Rights Museum and looked up at a bronze church bell on a scaffold.

On the other hand, sometimes, people who are desperate will show up at a corner, a church or business place, and be a perfectly unfortunate, good person.

The roommate, Mike, was saying, 'Yeah, Bill is home, watching PBS, drinking beer, and he's going up to help at a church camp tomorrow.' 'Let's call him up and tell him to join us!' I quickly said.