Synonym: ambo, dais, podium, rostrum, soapbox, stump. Similar words: vulpine, pulp, palpitate, palpitating, helping, alpinist, gulp, helping hand. Meaning: ['pʊlpɪt] 
n. a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it.
n. a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it. 
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1. Rev. Dawson addressed the congregation from the pulpit.
2. I spoke from the pulpit ad lib.
3. The policy has been widely condemned from the pulpit .
4. The pews, the pulpit and the altar are of a piece with the simple elegance of the church itself.
5. The minister watched from the pulpit.
6. He enjoyed playing a kazoo in the pulpit.
7. His voice trembled as he stood in the pulpit.
8. From the pulpit Rev Paul Andrianatos pulls no punches.
9. Barred from the pulpit, they preached in the streets.
10. The pulpit was decked with the national colors.
11. Announcements can be made from the pulpit about area shelters or support groups for abusers and victims.
12. Clergy who revile homosexuality from the pulpit often turn around and take up collections and provide care for AIDS sufferers.
13. The problem was that giving a woman his pulpit might be interpreted as taunting the archdiocese.
14. And Clinton's ability to use the presidential bully pulpit has of course been massively compromised by events since 1996.
15. Frequently he slid out from behind the pulpit and sauntered along the aisle as he spoke.
16. Use the bully pulpit to make school-to-work an ongoing part of the school-reform agenda.
17. Abuse of the bully pulpit makes a leader just a plain bully.
18. The screen and the ornamental woodwork of pulpit, font lid and choir stalls they chopped up for firewood.
19. The pulpit, instead of being central, was placed to the right-hand side, looking from the back pews.
20. Establishment of the club as the liaison between pulpit and the world. 8.
21. Standing high in the nave is the pulpit attributed to Grinling Gibbons.
22. For all his bold chivalry this watchful Celt seems surely to have strayed from a wayside pulpit.
23. She also urged him to denounce the protest from the pulpit.
24. The two had much in common: conceit, fame, unorthodox pulpit manners and a trenchant belief in liberal progress.
25. In 1657 Crofton tried to bar him from the pulpit, as a heretic and troublemaker.
26. A preacher, victim of a wasting illness,[sentencedict.com/pulpit.html] would refer in the pulpit to his forthcoming demise without shocking his congregation.
27. But Clinton, aides say, is eager to show this bully pulpit approach amounts to more than campaign tactics.
28. The dead man's letter was virtually incomprehensible, as Estabrook had warned, veering from pulpit rhetoric to opiate invention.
29. One present, possibly Colombe, had apparently asked that Galileo's opinions be condemned from the pulpit.
30. What is the good of having Rod Hull's Emu in the pulpit if he buries his head in the theological sands.