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Priest in sentence

810 examples of Priest in a sentence

Mau is a palu, a navigator priest.
I've been a priest in the Church for 20 years.
[In every country and in every age, the priest has been hostile to liberty] Incidentally, I'm not usually very proud of being British, but you can't help making the comparison.
A god? A priest?
Something happened while I was studying in the seminary and training to be a priest.
My mom's great-uncle was a Jesuit priest.
This is video footage used at the Milosevic trial, which from top to bottom shows a Serbian scorpion unit being blessed by an Orthodox priest before rounding up the boys and men and killing them.
Finally the priest, finally he trusted me to rebuild.
And he went, "Furthermore, I'm a priest myself."
And so he took me through the initiation ritual for a Bamana priest.
I remember going on to the school for the entrance exam, and my father said to the priest — it was a Catholic school — he wanted a better "heducation" for the boy, but also, he, my father, never even managed to pass worms, never mind entrance exams.
When Yared was seven years old his father died, and his mother sent him to go live with an uncle, who was a priest of the Ethiopian Orthodox tradition, one of the oldest churches in the world.
He purchased the manuscript from the cash-strapped priest at the college, and eventually brought it to the U.S., where experts have continued to puzzle over it for more than a century.
They went to the chief priest and he opened an investigation to discover why the flame had failed.
For example, this dress: I'd asked her to design something that a priest might have worn in 23rd-century Cairo.
We are told that divine knowledge comes down through the masculine, whether it be to the imam, the priest, the rabbi, the holy man.
And it was extraordinary to be taken by a priest.
Upon seeing him, a priest and a Levite, two very influential people of the time, walked past him without stopping to help.
Then his mentor, a priest, was kidnapped, tortured, killed and thrown into a river.
And I quickly discovered by being there that in the blue zone, as people age, and indeed across their lifespans, they're always surrounded by extended family, by friends, by neighbors, the priest, the barkeeper, the grocer.
For example, we believe that by wearing a knee-length tunic and open bare feet, this was representative of a priest.
So, I was about nine, and my uncle had just come back from Germany, and we had the Catholic priest over, my mother was entertaining him with tea.
And their wish would then be brought to a priest, who would find a ritual object, and the appropriate sacrifices would be made, and the shrine would be built for the god.
Well, there was an American Maryknoll priest that I had met in the course of doing the story, who had 75 children living in his house.
And then a priest, and then a support group, and they all said the same thing: sometimes people hang on when they're worried about loved ones.
I told the priest right away.
And then a priest came by, saw the man on the side of the road, maybe said a silent prayer, hopes and prayers, prayers that he gets better.
After the priest walked by, maybe a politician walked by.
The last man turns out to be a tenacious old priest who spends years memorizing and deciphering the jaguar’s spots, culminating in an epiphany where he finally understands the god’s message.
What priest, teacher, rabbi, scholar, mentor, boss has so much credibility that one in six questions posed to that person have never been asked before?
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