-
fundamental beats,
technically called roll,
single stroke, and flam...
Sustentation is
accomplished upon wind
instruments by
blowing into the instrument;...
- Me, the Omniscient, who has true resolves,
whose sport is creation,
sustentation and
dissolution of the
entire universe, who is
supremely comp****ionate...
-
large portion of the task of
providing for the ****ure
organization and
sustentation of the
Church of Ireland,
which was
disestablished from 1
January 1871...
- retentive, retinue, se-tenant, sustenance, sustentacular, sustentaculum,
sustentation, sustention, tenable, tenace, tenacious, tenacity, tenancy, tenant, tenet...
-
Richard Sellors DD (1835–1916),
general secretary of the
Wesleyan Church Sustentation Society. He
graduated in 1899, and
began as a home
missionary in the...
-
parish ... were not a
little aided and
succoured towards the
better sustentation of the living",
perhaps referring to the
pilgrimage receipts. The church...
-
supply the
conveniences of life, and the
securing abundant means of
sustentation -
these must be
harmoniously attended to.)
Origin text:
Correct Interpretation...
- ane Ile of
small profit,
except that it
conteins mony deir, and for
sustentation thairof the same is
permittit unlabourit,
except twa townis. It is.....
- However, the
revenue of the
church gradually increased; in 1901, the
sustentation fund was able to
support only 75 ministers, but by 1903 it maintained...
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Quantities of the
Commodities aforesaid as may be
necessary for the
Sustentation of any
Forces in the Pay of
Great Britain, or of
those of His Majesty's...
