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"They offered to hold a service for me, but I did it alone."

He wished it were possible to hold a service daily.

Besides, he points out, he'll also hold a service at the regular time.

To my knowledge, this particular site has never held a service."

Eventually, they had a hard time finding even the 10 Jewish men necessary to hold a service.

The bishop held a service at the church's outdoor basketball court.

George will then walk across and hold a service of thanksgiving."

Daddy's body had been set on ice for three days now; no church would hold a service because of Easter.

Jewish Americans may hold a service in a synagogue or temple.

The man held a service pistol in his hands.

Officials of the group dismissed suggestions that they were being partisan by holding a service for Democrats.

"I'm holding a service on the aft deck in a few minutes.

The ceremony is much shorter than a religious one so many people like to hold a service of blessing afterwards.

The bishop has agreed that I can hold a service of commemoration to those who sacrificed themselves for the children.

The family also holds a service of its own at home, lighting candles on Saturday night and listening to gospel music.

He held a service pistol in hand, pointed skyward.

There are still others, triumphant nationalists, for whom we could hold a service of penitence.

On the Friday after the murders in Montclair, the school held a service for the three girls.

Mary held a service in the church.

The church held a service to share Kingstree's history.

The airport holds a service classification of federal general aviation airport.

I'm holding a service here in my room and I don't have enough to make up a minyan.

Today the Archbishop held a service reconsecrating the cathedral after what he said had been its desecration.

From the beginning there was a chapel where a chaplain held a service every Wednesday and Friday.

"I suggest we hold a Service of Termination," March continued.

Students conduct a service learning project with the approval and guidance of their class instructor.

The younger Hensley was also a pastor by then, but had never seen his father conduct a service.

If the minister of religion is required to conduct a service, the family or funeral director arrange this.

I am about to conduct a service in there.'

Father Rush conducted a service and the choir sang hymns.

An Evangelical Lutheran pastor comes in to conduct a service.

"Anyway, a senior wizard can conduct a service at a pinch, ain't that right?"

In 1955, while conducting a service in Florida, he was bitten by a snake and became violently ill.

The chapter must conduct a service project for the school or community and see to the development of an individual service project for each member.

As a consequence, about a third of the girls were Jewish and a Rabbi came on Saturdays to conduct a service.

One problem is finding an Orthodox rabbi willing to conduct a service over someone who, as Michel had requested, has been cremated.

I can still blush with shame when I recall how he conducted a service one Sunday wearing jeans.

In early 1996 he gained notoriety when he conducted a service for the Newbury bypass protestors.

After leaving Cambridge he rarely attended public worship, but conducted a service in his own family, using no prayer but the paternoster.

He lived as a country gentleman, attended the parish church, but continued to preach and regularly conducted a service on Thursday evenings in his own house.

Congregants would switch off each week: a Reform member would conduct a service one week, a Conservative the next.

Eight years ago, Dr. Cory conducted a service in Iroquois at an upstate reservation.

Conductors preside over concerts with all the solemnity of a bishop conducting a service, for suitably hushed congregations.

A Catholic Priest conducted a service for those warriors of Kawiti's followers that were Christians.

Schuller conducted a service in the chapel at 9:30 Sunday mornings and then drove his organ to the drive-in to conduct a second service there.

Starting at that decade, IBM and other mainframe providers conducted a service bureau business, often referred to as time-sharing or utility computing.

Tuesdays and Saturdays, a small delegation conducts a service in someone's apartment or visits another church, as far away as Queens or Brooklyn.

Never having fully retired, his last activity before his death was to conduct a service at Hawaiian Memorial Park Cemetery in Kaneohe.

The Air Force was conducting a service test of a combat wing structure that elevated the wing headquarters to the highest echelon of command on the base.

Forced to conduct a service according to Catholic rites, but escaped during a rebellion in Travancore under Velu Thampi.