Similar words: salvation, seasonal variation, solvation, galvanization, stationary, motivational, innovational, observational. Meaning: n. a charitable and religious organization to evangelize and to care for the poor and homeless.
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(1) He took a saxophone from the Salvation Army but was caught and had to hand it back.
(2) There is the Salvation Army that is mentioned.
(3) The only alternative was the Salvation Army.
(4) In a sense the Salvation Army is a subculture.
(5) A closer look revealed the familiar Salvation Army logo on the pot, but this bell-ringer was like none I recognized.
(6) Members of the Salvation Army have remained silent since their announcement that their money had disappeared.
(7) Salvation Army Have projects in Wandsworth and Lothian offering emotional and practical support and recreational facilities.
(8) That same year the Salvation Army was celebrating a hundred years of witness in Rhodesia.
(9) The Salvation Army is an institution that performs good works, and it is entitled to its views of homosexuality.
(10) I go into a Salvation Army hostel right, and then that's it, problem solved.
(11) I got some phone numbers out of the Salvation Army yesterday.
(12) The Salvation Army in Sri Lanka had a reputation for making a rupee stretch further than anyone else.
(13) The activities of the Salvation Army and the smaller Church Army continued as before, but without notable expansion.
(14) A young Salvation Army lassie with black curly hair, brown eyes and a peaches and cream complexion had caught his eye.
(15) When their daughter, another Maria, joined the Salvation Army she was disinherited.
(16) The Salvation Army said it acknowledged with gratitude the faithful and caring service of the staff over the years.
(17) Howard attracted many gifted people who have subsequently attained leadership roles in the Salvation Army.
(18) In the 1890s there was a revival of interest in the sect, and several members of the Salvation Army joined Prince.
(19) It was considered a great honour not only for Eva, but Salvation Army work as a whole.
(20) We are now on level ground and on the left is the Salvation Army Citadel.
(21) Another influential local figure was William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. Sentencedict.com
(22) She was not one for planning or manoeuvring but confidential reports are kept on Salvation Army officers throughout their careers.
(23) We found living comfortably in really nice accommodation provided by the Salvation Army.
(24) You have got two choices in Edinburgh - it's either the Salvation Army or Greyfriars hostel and that's it.
(25) In London he had joined gangs who had thrown rotten tomatoes, eggs or whatever was at hand into Salvation Army meetings.
(26) She cabled her parents and told them she was going to the Salvation Army College in London.
(27) No more resonance than a quarter hitting the bottom of a Salvation Army Christmas kettle.
(28) In May, 1981, Eva celebrated thirty years as a Salvation Army officer.
(29) Up to secondary school her life had revolved around the family and the Salvation Army.
(30) I had also had a very enjoyable weekend in Sheffield when the Salvation Army invited me to make an appearance.
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