Sentence examples for acolytes from from inspiring English sources

Still, their sporadic Stateside appearances always seem to coax their (now aging) black-clad acolytes from their basement dwellings.

Alas, this badge of shame has done little to deter politicians and their acolytes from stretching the truth now and again.

May 8 2012 May 13 201212 May 8-13: The Dizzy Gillespie Alumni All-Star Big Band is stocked with bop acolytes from across the generations.

In 1967, she met Wright, who, along with a "gaggle of unsolicited student acolytes" from Memphis State College, moved her into their student duplex — a safe house, more or less.

The comparatively unsung but seminal band's frenetic, jangle-heavy guitars, jittery rhythms, and unabashedly geeky aesthetic have inspired a generation of acolytes, from Yo La Tengo through Luna and beyond.

He might not be joking: he failed 80% of the first year soon after he arrived in 2011, and has since sacked most of the teaching staff, replacing them with acolytes from his former home at The Bartlett, UCL.

"Rubio does a good job of making long snappers feel important," said Clayton Jackson, a Rubio acolyte from Cottonwood Falls, Kan .(population: 903), where he is a senior at Chase County High School.

As a child, from the ages of six to 11 and rechristened Prem Yogesh (God of Love), Tim was toted by his mother Anne Geraghty, a clinical psychologist turned Bhagwan acolyte, from India to Suffolk to Germany in a series of Shree Rajneesh communes.

Once elected Mahathir banned his former acolyte from leaving Malaysia.

But what safeguards do the government have in place to prevent some ravenous red state acolyte from deciding there is no place in American politics for a man with African blood?

But mainly what his acolytes got from him was a new conception of pictorial space: a liberation from Renaissance perspective and illusionism and a doorway to formal innovations that Picasso, for one, pursued far more adventurously than any American.