The good fellowship between them was good for the party, but it was a little better for her than for him.
Returned to Cambridge & divided his fellowship between a year of teaching Latin and Greek, and another with the British School of Archeolgy at Athens.
By 1921 the latter had expanded into Vishva-Bharati University, which sought a basis for a common fellowship between the cultures of East and West.
His record of service in fostering fellowship between Americans, British and all English-speaking peoples, addressing current national and international issues, consistently emphasized enduring historic, cultural, economic, and social bonds.
The movement for cooperation and fellowship between the various Christian churches had resulted in the provisional formation in 1937 in Utrecht, Neth., of the World Council of Churches, and Visser 't Hooft was chosen to be its secretary-general in 1938.
What, if not chess or homosexuality, underlies the stubborn fellowship between the characters in his sharp and hilarious new novel, "Telegraph Avenue," in which a black couple and a white couple, best friends and business partners, struggle to stay together when their shared worlds crack apart.
Achieving that requires a two-front approach, says Lale Akgun, a Social Democratic member of the Bundestag from Cologne: an "education offensive" as bold as the one that vaulted workers' children into universities in the 1970s, and an "openness offensive" to instil a sense of fellowship between migrants and native Germans.On both sides there is resistance.
Garibaldi turned it down — evidently because freeing the slaves was not yet sufficiently high on the list of the Union's war aims — yet Lincoln's offer underscores the fellowship between America's war of unification and those taking place in other parts of the world.
I think they watched Jesus pray and they could tell even from a distance that there was a depth of fellowship between Jesus and his Father that they had never experienced before….And they said, 'We want that.
He enjoys collecting art and serves as a trustee emeritus at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, where he helps fund a student exchange fellowship between the university and leading Irish universities.
there in 1584, and holding a fellowship between 1587 and 1596.
