nuncio

Only then did she ask what had happened to the Nuncio.

The nuncio also had to consider the safety of his own people.

He'd even suggested he try the Nuncio for himself, there and then.

Time did not mean to them what it had meant before the Nuncio.

Nuncio in hand, he headed off down the hill to where he'd left the car.

Better to use those minutes to dispose of the Nuncio.

The Nuncio had little or no interest in changing the order of his cells.

After 3 years he was released thanks to intervention of the Nuncio.

His system had been touched by the Nuncio twice, and it knew she was not that far from him.

Only the Nuncio had that, and there was no way back from such alteration.

He served as nuncio to several countries during his career, and was created a cardinal in 1962.

"I've come to destroy whatever remains of the Nuncio," she said.

He thus became the first American to be raised to the equivalent rank of a nuncio.

The report of the nuncio to the pope estimated the damage at 50 million.

"Really what the Nuncio has to do is concentrate on improving relations with the state," he said.

He was the papal nuncio in Cologne between 1794 and 1805.

The only treasure it had was the Nuncio, and that's gone."

On September 20, 1546, the pope sent him as nuncio to the emperor.

Later he was sent as a nuncio extraordinaire to France.

Clues to which the three vials of Nuncio were the solution.

Fletcher felt the glass cut his palm, and the Nuncio splash against him.

With the names, the nuncio sends the information he has gathered on the candidates.

Nuncio popped open his door, and Clark did the same, then walked quickly into the entrance.

After serving as nuncio to Spain, he retired to a monastery in 1618.