“The rector of the prestigious university was highly respected by both the faculty and the students for his visionary leadership.”

“The rector was responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the school and ensuring the academic growth of students.”

“The husband of a church rector will be pedalling 1,000 miles to raise money to repair the church roof.”

“I plucked the outer right rectrix, thereby inducing the growth of a replacement.”

“We also looked for evidence of multiple waves of rectrix replacement in the inner rectrices.”

“Rectrices are numbered from R1, the innermost rectrix to R5, the outermost rectrix.”

“However, he regarded his rectorship as the most important thing in his life, even more important than his mathematical research.”

“Another kind of glory was the opening, during Morgan's rectorship, of The Free Chapel at Prince and Thompson Streets to serve the poor.”

“The rectorship means committing oneself to leading this university spiritually and intellectually.”

“The rectory is a beautiful Victorian-style house where the minister and their family reside.”

“The new pastor settled into the comfortable rectory located just steps away from the historic church.”

“Eusebio pointed with pride to its church and rectory, carpenter shop, blacksmith forge, and water mill.”

“It had a rectoress to care for and govern it, and a portress.”

“The dispute came to a head when both the rectorate and the foundation placed separate advertisements stating differing versions of the requirements for student applicants.”

“Nothing is known of Croft's later dealings with the rectorate, nor of Lancelot Levens, who followed him.”

“Meanwhile, the death of the Archdeacon had left the rectorate vacant, and an unfortunate nomination was made by the patron-bishop.”

“I also sought out smaller houses, manors, rectories and cottages that can be visited by the public.”

“The castle chapels at Nottingham and skipton were rectories.”

“Furthermore, no one has ever previously defined feathers as being only remiges and rectrices or flight feathers.”

“That scheduling results in little overlap between molt of rectrices and outer primaries, both of which are important to landing.”

“Most birds showed signs of moderate to heavy wear of the secondary coverts and rectrices.”