preceptor

Being brought back to life, they handed over to their preceptor his son.

She has also been a preceptor in dermatology for many medical students.

Bandar realized that his preceptor could be of no further use.

The four Preceptors stood together some distance away where they had been observing the attack.

At the same time, to increase flexibility, the number of preceptors was expanded.

"Our species could have been destroyed," said the preceptor as the view shifted again.

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It was definitely an unethical action on the part of king and his preceptor.

The Preceptors looked at each other a bit nervously.

Since he was the eldest of the four preceptors, the others deferred to him.

Some North American universities have a special student position called preceptor.

The Preceptors of the militant orders, who were to ride out with them a little way, followed.

The masters who lead the seekers are called preceptors of wisdom.

Only when he was well clear did he turn to see what had so frightened his preceptor.

Other than by date and time, the sessions varied only in the assignment of preceptors.

The preceptors of the four orders want to block him.'

The establishment was small with only the Preceptor a chaplain and four servants.

You're the preceptor you're the one who has to make the decision."

He turned then to look at the Preceptors.

Encouraged by the King, the learned men, religious preceptors, and poets made it a place of resort.

I won't even charge you for the office visit, preceptor."

He was ever ready to serve the true preceptor which provided him real comfort:

Former because, some said, he had outgrown his preceptor.

There's no argument my preceptors can set me that I can't win!"

Bandar had been conscious of a growing excitement as the preceptor spoke.