Sentence examples for your devotees from inspiring English sources
The phrase "your devotees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who are devoted or loyal followers of a person, cause, or belief, often in a religious or fan context. Example: "The artist expressed gratitude for your devotees, who have supported her throughout her career."
Habit Testing helps clarify three things: 1) who your devotees are; 2) what part of your product is habit forming, if any; and 3) why those aspects of your product are habit forming.
When the Bengali saint Ramakrishna once asked a devotee why one would prefer to worship Mother over him, this devotee rhetorically replied, "Maharaj", when they are in trouble your devotees come running to you.
But we've got some consolation for all your heel devotees: High heels do NOT give you bunions!
Microsoft is making its Windows 8.1 launch date official: mark October 18 on your calendars, you devotees of Ballmer and Redmond.
Put a little kumkum at Lord Krishna's feet and then to your forehead and devotees around.
I picked up a battered paperback in one of those pubs where you leave your thrillers for fellow devotees, and within pages was hooked.
Get acquainted with devotees in your area or contact them through Facebook.
You can be a 39-year-old shortstop with devotees sketching out your Hall of Fame plaque and be firmly reminded that you are overstaying your time in a young man's game.
But whatever your water's texture, Erno Laszlo's devotees can work it.
"Let me see your claws," Lekiddo tells his cult devotees at one point, before handing out santa hats and launching into, of all things, a Christmas song.
Otherwise, the cult fate of Bristol's the Pop Group awaits: a few hundred devotees grooving dutifully to your evil proto-Duran Duran funk and corrupted disco.
