acolyte

In a sense, the center of the Old City was reverting to its original form, when it was the playground of royalty and its acolytes .

A thousand years later, Sith acolytes sparked what would become known as the Great Sith War.

Tesla acolytes suspect the loan might pay for a long-rumored "Bluestar" model meant to be an affordable family car.

For Nansen was quite simply the father of modern polar exploration; all others were, in a very real sense, his acolytes.

The priest stood atop a red stone pillar, joined by a slender stone bridge to a lofty terrace where the lesser priests and acolytes stood.

His cocky contempt for authority led him to question received wisdom in ways that well-trained acolytes in the academy never contemplated.

Acolytes of the accused's powerful family bribed and threatened witnesses. The police were paid off and evidence lost.

"Breath" adeptly portrays the complex symbiotic relationship between the older mentor and his worshipful acolytes.

Politicians and their acolytes no longer treat opponents as decent and honourable, if sadly mistaken, public servants.

In life, Teron Gorefiend was one of Gul'dan's acolytes.

Both are seen as Wall Street's acolytes at a time when everyone hates bankers.

And the Hamas government that then briefly held power gave acolytes jobs administering government mosques.

He insists that he and his acolytes will lay down their arms once Colonel Qaddafi is toppled.

The prime minister and his acolytes say this gives them a mandate for radical change.

The acolytes were clad in robes of pale yellow and bright orange, priests and priestesses in red.

You are acolytes of the master now, and you will serve the cause without question!

Two of his acolytes stood beside him.

NEYTIRI and the other acolytes dance hypnotically.

They are the acolytes of the church of pi.

Several hedge funds, once seen as Mr Lampert's acolytes, have sold their shares.