prefect , auch: praefect

The Prefect now looked at me for the first time.

The prefects are key to the running of the school.

He was Prefect of the county from 1902 to 1907.

Each class has two prefects, a boy and a girl.

Not only that, but we found our prefect dead inside.

I look to him as one of my prefects in the future.

"You mean he really wants me back as city prefect?"

The prefect turned with a care he never showed on land.

This is the similar to other schools' system of Prefects.

In most cases, these committee members end up as the house prefects.

It was the Prefect, and that could only mean one thing.

The chief of the department was the prefect, an office created on May 6, 1802.

Killing the prefect might not matter much to them at all.

As city prefect, you'll have to be in on these plans, of course.

Students can first apply to be a prefect at the end of year 10.

He was there between 1910 and 1914, becoming a prefect.

In 456 he was appointed prefect for the second time.

Prefects are selected in May for the following school year.

With these four strikes against her, she never made prefect.

A team of prefects is also selected from each house.

Members of the student body are elected as school prefects.

He was a prefect of Egypt from 94 until 98.

The prefect twisted his head and bit the hands of one.

He was chosen as prefect because of his knowledge and experience.

About 20 students are selected to be part of the Prefects each year.