Examples of using To be a source in English and their translations into Greek
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Indeed, those serving with the right motive will always find Kingdom service to be a source of joy.
actions continue to be a source of inspiration today.
because then they will cease to be a source of qi.
by Martha Graham's vision, which has been and continues to be a source of inspiration for generations of dance
commitments that seem to be a source of frustration.
most commonly by injection as they believe the bags to be a source of food.
This website is not intended to be a source for legal opinions,
After all, this field has proved to be a source of new jobs- and these, in turn, will offer opportunities for exporting products outside the EU.
You may find your relationship with me to be a source of strong feelings,
You could find your relationship with me to be a source of strong feelings,
Then there is an individual that I do not consider to be a source who made a very interesting“by the way” comment.
But equally, Iran could prove to be a source of further discord if conflict erupts
ceases to be a source of profits for a small number of managers:
These circumstances will continue to be a source of anti-French and anti-British sentiment among Libyans
Your cat should continue to be a source of joy and companionship during pregnancy and following the birth of your child.
They are designed to be a source of information for those interested in the policy or programmes being audited.
teachings continue to be a source of light and inspiration to people of all races,
can continue to be a source of seismic waves for a relatively long time-period,
continues to be a source of inspiration for all of us since 1978, which was first released to this day.