| You can see why I haven't made it up to priestess yet, I'm still an acolyte. |
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| Not a single fact in that plagiarised thesis was untrue, a former Campbell acolyte averred in coy defense of his one-time master. |
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| But Lowell remains a more audacious, more unpresentable maker than even the most sympathetic acolyte can allow. |
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| This work, depicting a woman in a long robe sitting on a red chaise, could have been done by a star Matisse acolyte. |
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| I remember seeing her praying in the back pews of our church on Sunday afternoons when I served as an acolyte at benediction. |
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| Daisy, the unloved eight-year-old in a large family, becomes the willing acolyte to the tender and solicitous Theresa. |
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| Afterward he commented to me that I had reminded him of his days as an acolyte when he was a teenager. |
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| One young acolyte has such a rictus from grinning at his master's jokes that it looks like a physical affliction. |
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| I remember seeing Mrs. Zito praying in the back pews of our church on Sunday afternoons when I served as an acolyte at benediction. |
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| The water spills out over the baptismal font, drenching the minister and the acolyte holding the green book. |
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| A bishop and his acolyte attend her, while courtiers in black robes emerge from the gloom on either side of the bed. |
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| One of these heroes is an insect-loving contemporary of Charles Darwin, the other a crocodile-wrestling Steve Irwin acolyte. |
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| In 1940, he was martyred at the tip of an ice pick wielded by a Soviet agent posing as an acolyte. |
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| Still, the tradition of a hero with a younger, or everyman, acolyte stretches back to antiquity. |
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| Yee was, as Brown writes, a Brown acolyte at one point, representing a district of middle class single-family homeowners. |
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| In the meantime, he serves as an acolyte at Grace Episcopal Church, and has had the honor of carrying the cross. |
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| The only other dark face in the photo is that of Francois, who, dressed in the cassock and surplice of an acolyte, stands to one side of the pastor. |
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| A Derrida acolyte describes the first, giddy days of her conversion. |
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| In the meeting, also attended by her acolyte, she tells the president in an excited voice how she had just met with antiwar protesters who were gathering in Washington. |
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| The ultimate acolyte in her youth, now she would be a patient mentor to young writers, with a Pulitzer Prize, two ex-husbands, and a poet laureateship behind her. |
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| Zundel claimed that the Zundelsite was merely a tribute to him and was in fact run out of California by one Ingrid Rimland, a long-time acolyte who, as fate would have it,would eventually become the third Mrs. Zundel. |
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| This was not a happy period for him – his love affair with the politician and novelist Aurélie Filipetti, another Royal acolyte, ended around then with acrimonious accusations on both sides. |
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| But, though he ran Azerbaijan for 13 years from 1969 as a loyal Marxist acolyte of the Kremlin, before going on to bigger things in Moscow, times are changing. |
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| In the ordination of an acolyte the bishop presents him with a candle, extinguished, and an empty cruet, using appropriate words expressive of these duties. |
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| Men were ordained subdeacon, then deacon, then priest, but these orders, together with lesser orders such as acolyte, were temporary. |
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| His inflated yak-hide boat always fascinated me, and I was beginning to wonder if I would not be better as a boatman than as a small acolyte in a large lamasery. |
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| Moreover a duly instituted acolyte assists the Priest or Deacon in purifying and arranging the sacred vessels either at the altar or the credence table. |
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| Though it was too late for him to become an Acolyte, this would insure that he would ascend through the ranks quickly. |
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