Sentence examples for whole fellowship from inspiring English sources

Later the happy campers have an amusing conversation about which biblical characters might have been vampires – Jesus, Cain and Eve are all considered – but it's Jason's ascension to the house of Steve and saucy Sarah which is the most promising part of the whole Fellowship of the Sun debacle.

He soon skipped town for a while — he'd been there for months, on a fellowship — the whole time dreading going back.

And now, with the negative reporting, I think that is having an injurious effect on the whole movement, on the Fellowship, and what it represents".

I was beginning to distrust the whole notion of the "fellowship" with its privilege of working for free.

However, when talking about the Marie Curie fellowships, a whole new set of European jargon must be learned and used.

The creation of value for the patient is perceived as being a task for the whole team: You experience more fellowship because everyone works towards the same goal: we have our patient in focus… This makes you see the big picture and feel that we'll fix everything together.

But most stay to argue and find smaller fellowships within the larger whole and listen to those they disagree with.

However, changes in the world's political balance have led to various shifts in priorities for the NATO Science Programme as a whole, in turn calling for the fellowships to evolve to meet these needs.

In Christ there is both East and West, in Christ both South and North And many fellowships of love throughout the whole wide earth.

Others love the tradition and the fellowship that goes along with the whole deal.

"He definitely came out swinging, with the whole world watching," said Elliot Mathias, director of Hasbara Fellowships, a pro-Israel organization, said of Mr. Bollinger.