Sample Sentences forarchbishop (editor-reviewed)
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The Archbishop of Canterbury is the principal leader of the Church of England.archbishop = bishop of highest rank
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The archbishop began to speak, but Alice hardly heard a word he said. (source)archbishop = a bishop of highest rank (in charge of other bishops and churches)
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When Archbishop Dante de Luna died, bells all over the province tolled unceasingly for nine days and nine nights, (source)Archbishop = bishop of highest rank
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The question is, what did the archbishop find? (source)
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The Archbishop knew that most of the priests of Peru were scoundrels. (source)
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My name had been put forward by Archbishop Desmond Tutu from South Africa.† (source)
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It was too whimsical a sighting for the archbishop to pronounce as authentic, but still.† (source)
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They were both cardinals and archbishops of Rouen.† (source)
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Yes, they're ....they've gone with Marco just now to speak with the archbishop about the service.† (source)
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In the sacred college, you know, of cardinals and archbishops and bishops there were two men who held out against it while the others were all for it.† (source)
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People often compared him with his fellow man of the cloth Archbishop Desmond Tutu, but of course that didn't mean anything to me.† (source)
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I saw, besides, many old sailors, with rings in their ears, and whiskers curled in ringlets, and tarry pigtails, and their swaggering, clumsy sea-walk; and if I had seen as many kings or archbishops I could not have been more delighted.† (source)
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My father telephoned the archbishop and next thing you knew, done and dusted, they'd shipped him off to Uruguay.† (source)
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"Oh, I know he's very clever," meaning by that 'very cunning,' "but that makes no difference; fancy a Jew here, and she the sister and sister-in-law of two Archbishops."† (source)
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In the confusion that followed, if the Archbishop of Canterbury had materialized in full regalia Jean Louise would not have been in the least surprised: the congregation had failed to notice any change in Mrs. Haskins's lifelong interpretation, and they intoned the Doxology to its bitter end as they had been reared to do, while Mrs. Haskins romped madly ahead like something out of Salisbury Cathedral.† (source)
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At the end of eight years, after having learned to write Latin poetry, play the clavichord, talk about falconry with gentlemen and apologetics, with archbishops, discuss affairs of state with foreign rulers and affairs of God with the Pope, she returned to her parents' home to weave funeral wreaths.† (source)
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