Sentence examples for using the book of from inspiring English sources

A service is held using the Book of Common Prayer each Sunday morning.

He fares well enough with these, although his using The Book of Mormon opener "Hello" to suggest that the blockbuster is threatened with drastic box-office plummeting is stretching credulity.

He went on to study logic using the books of Alfarabi and later devoted himself to physics, the philosophy of nature.

We sipped from the flask and listened to the scientist, who told us to be careful, and to use the book of sketches we had been given to guide us.

I used "The Book of Unusual Quotations" like an oracle, or a prayer book.

His father is the director of the Joint Commission on Social Action of Reform Judaism in New York, and is the author of "Bringing the Psalms to Life: How to Understand and Use the Book of Psalms" (Jewish Lights Publishing, 2000).

Among many sharp asides in the narrative voice is a reflection on why atheists are so exercised by whether the Church of England uses the Book of Common Prayer or modern translations.

The English physicist and mathematician used the Book of Daniel to come up with the date, according to a 1704 letter which went on show in Jerusalem's Hebrew University in 2007.

Reluctant at first, Clark uses the Book of Rao to send all Kryptonians on Earth to another plane of existence where they can live in peace.

I figured out that I was going to use the book of Genesis — the first sentence that introduces or revisits the Tower of Babel, and translate it several times in Google translate.

The rector from 1590 to 1621, Jacob Poynter, and his curate, Mr Aldriche, were keen Puritan reformers who refused to wear the surplice or use the Book of Common Prayer, and seemed to have had little concern for the fabric of the church.