acolyte

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• She was looking for healthier alternatives and became a Null acolyte, working for a time as a counselor in his office and giving weekly cooking classes at his health-food restaurant.

• In Specter’s telling, even Fauci’s onetime antagonists, Kramer chief among them, undergo conversion experiences and become acolytes.

• Leach went 84-43 in 10 seasons as head coach at Texas Tech and 55-47 in eight seasons at Washington State, both relatively less heralded programs, and many of his and Mumme’s former players and assistants also became air raid acolytes.

• Why do you think you were “an asperg-y movie fan…a jabbering repellent acolyte?”

• Still, the tradition of a hero with a younger, or everyman, acolyte stretches back to antiquity.

• One of these heroes is an insect-loving contemporary of Charles Darwin, the other a crocodile-wrestling Steve Irwin acolyte.

• Yee was, as Brown writes, a Brown acolyte at one point, representing a district of middle class single-family homeowners.

• Then, like a true BuzzFeeder acolyte, he added: “This story will blow over as soon as the Kardashians have a new kid.”

• He was an acolyte sent forth with bowl and staff to beg for aid in certain temple repairs.

• That the acolyte in Claude's case took the form of Louis Gentilis made him no more welcome.

• The parish priest sat with his acolyte, who held a crucifix before his eyes so that his thoughts might not wander.