conventioners造句

• The resort is also courting the business traveler, particularly conventioners.
• The counter-conventioners did, too.
• All three were filled with conventioners.
• And the conventioners spent time recognizing young people taking part in a nationwide program to promote sexual abstinence.
• It was to be translated into German by branch overseer Paul Balzereit and presented to the conventioners for adoption.
• Another more controversial decision during the convention was that the majority of the conventioners wanted to ban all private schools in Norway.
• As the Mormon video was being shown, Baptist ministers from Salt Lake City chatted with conventioners about how Mormons differ from Baptists.
• In Baptist convention business, conventioners are expected to reject a proposal that the name " Southern " be taken out of the denomination's name.
• Vines, a former convention president, told conventioners at a pastors'conference Monday that many of this country's problems can be blamed on religious pluralism.
• The 9, 000 conventioners got only a brief look at the stars, who were deposited at the loading dock at Bally's and brought to the banquet hall through the kitchen to avoid overzealous fans.
• If the taxpayers'subsidy were eliminated, he said, " you'd be eliminating 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 million dollars in tax benefits we get by having conventioners in town.
• A 500-room Sheraton hotel built in Sacramento, Calif ., to attract conventioners was projected to draw 60, 000 overnight hotel stays, but has drawn about one-third that number, according to Sanders.
• The official history of Jehovah's Witnesses also notes, " Rutherford personally shared with other conventioners as they engaged in the work of Kingdom proclamation from house to house . " On August 2, 1928 in a meeting with the Bible Student elders who had attended a general convention in Detroit, Michigan Rutherford listed his responsibilities and concluded " when I have attended to many other details, I have not had very much time to go from door to door ."
• At an eight-day assembly at Cedar Point, Ohio in 1922 he launched a series of international conventions under the theme " Advertise the King and Kingdom ", attracting crowds of up to 20, 000, who were urged to " herald the message far and wide " . " Behold the King ! " Rutherford told conventioners . " You are his publicity agents . " He stressed that the prime purpose of all Bible Students was to preach publicly in fulfillment of Matthew 24 : 14, especially in the form of door-to-door evangelism with the Society's publications, rather than prayer, meditation or Bible study.