Sentence examples for vicar into from inspiring English sources

The party guest was not mollified, smashed up the living room with a golf club and pushed the vicar into the pool.

My next project is to invite a local Anglican vicar into class while having a Catholic priest ready on Skype in order to debate their different views on abortion.

"The vile immigration bill would turn landlords and vicars into border police, checking people's status before offering them shelter or marriage services," she said.

Even Jack's girlfriend, an Anglican vicar, gets into the act.

Dunbar encounters a Poor Tom character on the storm-lashed mountains of Cumbria: a former vicar fallen into madness and destitution after one of Dunbar's tabloids gleefully outed him.

The play is full of vicars getting into trouble with glorious lines, such as when the Bishop of Lax (acted by Tim Pigott-saysh) Sergeantergearrestrrest most of these vicars". I think Stoppard said that was one of the best lines in British theatre.

Even the local vicar has waded into the broil of this profoundly middle-class battlefield.

The questions that follow are mostly about local issues, and I slip away before the vicar corrals me into a discussion on belief.

The lyrics parody pop's tradition of bucolic escapism with lines like 'I'll be out of my head but they'll say I'm eccentric and look the other way', which conjures up the pleasing image of a Girl Aloud getting pissed at the village fete and flirting with the vicar before tumbling into a homemade cake stall.

The children, denied the epithet they wanted by the vicar, had it translated into Gaelic and then carved into their father's headstone anyway.

It does indeed seem improbable that either the Roman Catholic hierarchy or the Roman Catholic world would wish to see the Vicar of Christ dragged into the very temporal battles that are fought in the public arena at Geneva.