Sentences with phrase «as testimony to»

As a testimony to their commitment, these high caliber agents subscribe to The Luxury Home Council's strict guidelines that demonstrate the agent's expertise in this highly demanding segment of the real estate marketplace.

I am writing this letter as a testimony to the wonderful experience my family had with Nestor Gassett and the services he provided to me and my family during the whole process of buying and selling our home.

I am writing this letter as a testimony to the wonderful experience my family had with Nestor Gasset and the services he provided to me and my family during the whole process of buying and selling our home.

Ashton, Maryland About Blog Emmanuel - Brinklow Seventh - day Adventist Church, stands as a testimony to the miraculous blessings of God.

Feel free to use this as my testimony to your service.

As a testimony to our success, we have even provided resume training for both federal and private sectors belonging to the following federal agencies;

This letter is written as a testimony to another person's meritorious character, skills and achievements.

But the ensuing eccentric resort, complete with a grand hotel, pagoda, minaret, zoo and sightseeing train have become historic in their own right, even if it's just as testimony to the folly of man's whims.

The knowledge that was invested in building bridges enabled the construction of the Verrazano Narrows Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge, and those bridges stand as testimony to the reliability of the knowledge; but the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapsed because the very same knowledge was shown to be incomplete.

The posts we put up initially are still valid today — and the 1000's of comment stand as testimony to the contemporary fervour of the conversation:

A legacy of startling, provoking and occasionally genuinely great art stands as a testimony to Saatchi's guts.

They document social experiments, pry open the expected relationships between picturing and knowing, and function as testimony to personal and cultural memory.

In drawing, Motherwell invented his own elegant calligraphy fluid diagrams of emotional states as well as testimony to a faultless sense of placement.

As testimony to their friendship, they painted several collaborative works.

All that remained as testimony to the exhibition was the invitation card (which unwittingly announces the date of the revolution) and one critic's observation: «The piece glowed like a shattered chain in the Persian sunlight, having no beginning and no end».

However chilling the effect of such government scrutiny upon his art and life, Norman's paintings stand as a testimony to his talent, determination, unfaltering conscience, and to his ultimate belief in humanity.

And as a testimony to his strong following, The Museum of Modern Art mounted a retrospective sixteen months later, opening in April of 1989.

Casco Viejo has a European air, and the neighborhood's ancient churches and monasteries stand as testimony to the country's rich colonial history.

As testimony to her efforts my wife has commented to me on numerous occasions «I wish Dr. Dunkle could be my doctor!»»

In fact - as a testimony to the fogginess of the industry - it's unclear how many parrot breeders even exist in the U.S..

Brief security analyses are not intended as current recommendations, but as testimony to the thought processes that shaped Windsor's fortunes.

As testimony to working with the best, Moseley to date, across her three books has sold over 252 thousand ebooks via Smashwords.

His experiences and success are outlined in this book as a testimony to the value of online dating and of its benefit to those seeking the love of their life.

This story has mythic power in large part as a testimony to what people are capable of when pushed to the extremes of human experience.

The series serves as testimony to the idea that learning is most effective as a partnership among communities, schools, teachers, children, and the parents who love them.

At the end we do get a rundown on what each of the players is doing now with her life, as a testimony to the impact that Rush had on them.

These runway looks stand as testimony to your memory of fact that you've even attended the fashion week.

It has a long history of use, and as a testimony to its numerous benefits, it remains a component of more than 50 % of all traditional herbal remedies.

Food is such an integral part of our lives, not only as a source of sustenance and pleasure, but also as a testimony to shape our cultures, traditions and lifestyles.

Karolinska Institutet's board of research has appointed three new honorary doctors, who will have their doctorates formally conferred at a ceremony in the Stockholm City Hall on 25 May 2012, when they will receive their hat, diploma and ring from the Dean of Research as testimony to their status.

As a testimony to the extent of ancient Rome's manufacturing and trading capacities, the ingots are of great value to archaeologists, who have been preserving and studying them at the National Archaeological Museum in Cagliari, southern Sardinia.

Both the FDA and the Federal Trade Commission found the practices «improper and likely in violation of statutes and regulations,» stated the GAO report, which was delivered as testimony to Congress on May 26.

In this scenario, orbits whose orderly parameters appear as testimony to the stabilizing influence of an unseen planet may in fact be in the process of deterioration but haven't been observed long enough for it to show.

«As a testimony to Hon. Akin Akingbesote's deep seated animosity towards the APC in Ondo State, it is on record that he officially defected to AD, not only that, he financed and worked for the Alliance For Democracy during the last Ondo State gubernatorial election

Incumbents see what they call their free rides as testimony to their excellent work rather than the weakness, apathy, disorganization or backroom horse - trading of the other side.

As a testimony to the credible and professional values of my access, since May 2015, l have been to Nigeria three times on the invitation of Federal Government agencies.

Said Ian Wright at that time, as a testimony to Vieira's versatility.

«We are delighted that Coca - Cola has won this award, which stands as testimony to their vision and their commitment to drive the sustainability and performance of their packaging through the use of renewable materials,» said Charles Brand, Vice President Marketing & Product Management at Tetra Pak.

This is certainly how Matthew 24:14 has been understood, from the age of the apostles right through the dawn of the modern ecumenical movement: «And this Gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.»

The spiritual dimension (life as relationship) focuses on life in a praying community: it includes both interior experience — the direct encounter with God resulting in a personal knowledge of God's love — and exterior manifestation — daily life lived in an ever - deepening love relationship with God, or life as a testimony to the sifts of the spirit.

The government and most media celebrated the event — the first major WCC meeting ever held in a Muslim country — as testimony to the country's diversity and harmony.

Only when the sense of the immediate presence of Christ in their midst faded would these reports be reconceived primarily as testimony to the resurrection.

«On the other hand, creationists interpret the majority of the fossiliferous sedimentary rocks of the Earth's crust as testimony to Noah's flood... Creationists do this because they regard the Genesis record as implying that there was no rain before Noah's flood, therefore no major erosion, and hence no significant sedimentation or fossilisation.»

Jesus told him secondly to go and show himself to the priest, and make an offering... as a testimony to them.

And He charged him to tell no one, «But go and show yourself to the priest, and make an offering for your cleansing, as a testimony to them, just as Moses commanded.»

«The admonition Know yourself was carved on the temple portal at Delphi, as testimony to a basic truth to be adopted as a minimal norm by those who seek to set themselves apart from the rest of creation as «human beings», that is as those who «know themselves.»»

Willimon cites a «classic article» by Richard Lischer, «The Limits of Story,» as testimony to «what story and narrative preaching can not do,» while failing to note Lischer's distinction between Craddock and those who equate preaching with storytelling.

For our sins, or as testimony to our civic highmindedness, we were appointed by President Bush to a presidential commission on improving the effectiveness of the UN.

Matt 24 14And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.

Having omitted Mark's previous statement (13:10) about preaching the gospel to all nations, Matthew now adds (24:14), «And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached throughout the whole world, as a testimony to all the nations; and then the end will come.»