gager in a sentence

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1. Gager's scholarly concern is with the religions of the Roman Empire, especially early Christianity and its relations to ancient Judaism, and has also written on the theme of religion and magic.
2. After studying at Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire, Gager went on to receive his B . A . and M . Div . from Yale University and his Ph . D . from Harvard University.
3. But for-sale signs are everywhere, the marquee of the Broadway Theater is dark, and several once-prominent properties-- like Gager's Diner and Kaplan's Delicatessen-- are shuttered.
4. Lucille Gager, 66, the grandmother of 11, was returning to her apartment in the Frederick Douglass Houses on the Upper West Side after root canal surgery on April 8 when she noticed that her car had been ticketed.
5. "As George Burns used to say, ` Hang around long enough, and you'll get discovered, "'said William Gager, chairman of both the Automotive Parts Rebuilders Association and the new council.
6. In his book " Kingdom and Community : The Social World of Early Christianity " ( 1975 ), Gager helped pioneer an interdisciplinary approach to the study of religion, drawing particularly on the works of sociologists Peter L . Berger and Thomas Luckmann.
7. While the Gager and Schurr study was conducted in the 1970s, current anti-rape sentiment ( 2007 ) still insists there are deep problems with the way police and courts handle rape victims and rape accusations . " Rape Victims Failed by Police and Courts"
8. Marilyn Mode, the Police Department's deputy commissioner for public information, refused to comment on the specific allegations because of the pending lawsuit, but she accused Ms . Gager's lawyer, Joel Berger, of trying to pursue the case in the press.
9. Notable Freedom Riders among the over 80 profiled in the book include James Bevel, C . T . Vivian, John Lewis, Carol Ruth Silver, Michael Audain, Bob Filner, Wyatt Tee Walker, Charles Grier Sellers, Byron Baer, Bernard Lafayette, Helen Singleton, and John Gager.
10. Ms . Gager, an evangelist with the Soul Saving Station, a church in Harlem, said that the police officers refused to hear her complaint about the parking ticket and that one told her, " Why don't you just go, " and grabbed her by the shoulder.