rector|rectors in English

noun

[rec·tor || 'rektə(r)]

head of a school college or university; priest in charge of a congregatio

Use "rector|rectors" in a sentence

1. Marino serves as the Cathedral's Rector.

2. Open Arms Babist Church, Rector, Arkansas

3. 3 I declare, thought the rector.

4. 5 His grandfather made over, thought the rector.

5. 4 Remembering, the rector crossed himself.

6. Sometimes the rector came up and preached a sermon.

7. The surgeon Karl Heinrich Bauer was nominated rector.

8. 1 Sometimes the rector came up and preached a sermon.

9. The rector put Barnabas on his longest leash.

10. 26 I've recently moved into a village which has a rector.

11. 9 The rector put Barnabas on his longest leash.

12. 8 The rector leaned forward and threw up his hand.

13. 7 He looked handsome in his uniform, thought the rector.

14. One of the reformers, Nicolas Cop, was rector of the university.

15. 6 The rector offered his deepest sympathy to Richard's parents.

16. 12 The Rector walked in on Freddie the lion and his sleeping mate.

17. Cursillo Weekends and Rector and Rectoras are all tentatively shifted to 2021

18. 30 An Episcopal church in Vermont where my uncle was the rector.

19. The rector had fished a stick out of the wood basket.

20. 21 The rector noticed that Cynthia Coppersmith was letting her tears fall without shame.

21. 6 The rector had fished a stick out of the wood basket.

22. He became a rector of a small parish where he ministered for several years.

23. And when the rector took to the pulpit he delivered sermons brimming with moral admonition.

24. 29 Dooley stepped back and cursed with such vehemence that the rector stared in disbelief.

25. 2 He became a rector of a small parish where he ministered for several years.