lector

When she looked up, he was talking to Lector again.

He then worked as a lector from 1970 through 1987.

Today I woke up as a lector of the church.

He brought the first page of his questions to the lector display and began to read.

A religious reader is sometimes referred to as a lector.

Lector stretched out his legs and leaned against the wall.

The Lector, replaced by a radio, was never returned to the workplace.

When there is no deacon, the Book may be carried by a lector.

Lector is Latin for one who reads, whether aloud or not.

The lector had gained a step on him, and the crowd was pushing in.

The lector and recorder inclines his head to the couple.

"This is not as I would have wanted it," the lector whispered to his young aide.

It was a message that crawled along the bottom of the lector display.

His eyes were tired from staring into the lector.

You're not a young man, and we insist that you stay away from your lector for a couple of days."

Then a sphere of light appeared, with Lector at its center holding a lamp.

He was a voracious reader and lector of rare books.

That's probably what the Lector wants to know - whether we can sense the chaos."

I speak the same way at home, in the classroom and at church, where I'm a lector.

You will find the amount right, but if you would like someone to check it I can call your lector back again.

In 1945 he became philosophy lector at the Bruges seminary.

He became lector of the school in 650.

A lector came up to him and bowed politely.

Kim, not moving even his eyes, saw that it was the lector who had spoken to him outside the ship.

To the prosecution, the former altar boy and lector was a religious hypocrite.