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Meanings of Pastor in English
Ordained leader of a Christian congregation.
Related terms
Catalan
subgenus pastor Only the rose-colored starlings; in some classifications considered a separate genus.
Usage of Pastor in English
1
Darwish died in hospital after four days and Pastor 15 days later.
2
Yes, this is Pastor Jefferson's number, but he's not in right now.
3
Maybe later I could leave her a note: Dear Pastor, You're fired.
4
He asked me not to support it, Pastor Terry Jones told Reuters.
5
Twenty minutes into our meeting, I still haven't pinned Pastor Rick down.
6
Under the labors of the new Pastor, the work continued to prosper.
7
With their Pastor, they were instant in season and out of season.
8
But the greater part of my knowledge I owe to Pastor Storrs.
9
Allen in 1846, being then Pastor of Waupun Circuit as my successor.
10
Think of your own homes, Pastor Henry Moore, of the nearby Mt.
11
And thanks to Pastor Ray Mummert for his patience and his honesty.
12
I go to Pastor Seth's office the next day for our appointment.
13
At one point, Pastor Rick casts his eyes down at the floor.
14
After some casual remarks, Pastor Jones introduced the subject of joining church.
15
A commonplace-looking man was the Herr Pastor, short and fat and bald.
16
And now Pastor Tappau began his prayer, extempore, as was the custom.
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South Africa
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United Kingdom
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New Zealand
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