Definition of Canterbury, Archbishop of in English:

Canterbury, Archbishop of

noun

The archbishop of the southern province of the Church of England, who is Primate of All England and first peer of the realm, and plays a leading role in the worldwide Anglican Church.
Example sentencesExamples
- Now Archbishop of Canterbury, Becket refused to comply.
- The conference was addressed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, as well as by evangelical leaders from the UK and abroad.
- The Archbishop of Canterbury and most of Elizabeth's subjects were opposed to the return of any Catholic influence.
- It was given to New College, Oxford, also by an Archbishop of Canterbury, William Warham, in 1516.
- The multi-faith service was being addressed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams.
- In the second half of the 11th century, Lanfranc, the Archbishop of Canterbury, wrote a rule-book for monks.
- In 1209, John had been excommunicated in a dispute over the appointment of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
- Augustine converted the Jutes of Kent to the Roman Church, and served as the first Archbishop of Canterbury.
- Our speaker this month was Jean Cottle who is a guide to Lambeth Palace, the home of the Archbishops of Canterbury.
- The Archbishop of Canterbury who will preside over the meeting, is hoping the Anglican church will emerge intact from the meeting.
- They had no objections and neither did The Archbishop of Canterbury, but the Chapter of Westminster Abbey did object.
- The Archbishop of Canterbury issued a statement from London saying the move brought him ‘sadness and disquiet’.
- The Archbishop of Canterbury and the King's Treasurer were killed.
- Lambeth Palace is the Archbishop of Canterbury's official residence.
- Ahead of us was historic Addington Palace, which in the 19th century was home to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
- The wedding will be followed by a service of prayer and dedication in St George's Chapel, at which the Archbishop of Canterbury will preside.
- The new Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, believes Freemasons have no place in the Church of England.
- The Windsor Report describes the Archbishop of Canterbury as one of the Anglican Instruments of Unity.
- Between 1571 and 1575 he was Master of Music at the Archbishop of Canterbury's chapel at Lambeth Palace.
- It was encouraging for those of us who espouse religious tolerance to see the Archbishop of Canterbury meeting with the Pope yesterday.

Definition of Canterbury, Archbishop of in US English:

Canterbury, Archbishop of

noun

The archbishop of the southern province of the Church of England, who is Primate of All England and plays a leading role in the worldwide Anglican Church.
Example sentencesExamples
- They had no objections and neither did The Archbishop of Canterbury, but the Chapter of Westminster Abbey did object.
- It was encouraging for those of us who espouse religious tolerance to see the Archbishop of Canterbury meeting with the Pope yesterday.
- Now Archbishop of Canterbury, Becket refused to comply.
- Augustine converted the Jutes of Kent to the Roman Church, and served as the first Archbishop of Canterbury.
- The Archbishop of Canterbury who will preside over the meeting, is hoping the Anglican church will emerge intact from the meeting.
- Our speaker this month was Jean Cottle who is a guide to Lambeth Palace, the home of the Archbishops of Canterbury.
- The conference was addressed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, as well as by evangelical leaders from the UK and abroad.
- The Archbishop of Canterbury and the King's Treasurer were killed.
- Ahead of us was historic Addington Palace, which in the 19th century was home to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
- The Archbishop of Canterbury and most of Elizabeth's subjects were opposed to the return of any Catholic influence.
- Between 1571 and 1575 he was Master of Music at the Archbishop of Canterbury's chapel at Lambeth Palace.
- The wedding will be followed by a service of prayer and dedication in St George's Chapel, at which the Archbishop of Canterbury will preside.
- In the second half of the 11th century, Lanfranc, the Archbishop of Canterbury, wrote a rule-book for monks.
- It was given to New College, Oxford, also by an Archbishop of Canterbury, William Warham, in 1516.
- The new Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, believes Freemasons have no place in the Church of England.
- Lambeth Palace is the Archbishop of Canterbury's official residence.
- The multi-faith service was being addressed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams.
- The Archbishop of Canterbury issued a statement from London saying the move brought him ‘sadness and disquiet’.
- In 1209, John had been excommunicated in a dispute over the appointment of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
- The Windsor Report describes the Archbishop of Canterbury as one of the Anglican Instruments of Unity.

单词	Canterbury, Archbishop of
释义	Definition of Canterbury, Archbishop of in English: Canterbury, Archbishop of noun The archbishop of the southern province of the Church of England, who is Primate of All England and first peer of the realm, and plays a leading role in the worldwide Anglican Church. Example sentencesExamples Now Archbishop of Canterbury, Becket refused to comply. The conference was addressed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, as well as by evangelical leaders from the UK and abroad. The Archbishop of Canterbury and most of Elizabeth's subjects were opposed to the return of any Catholic influence. It was given to New College, Oxford, also by an Archbishop of Canterbury, William Warham, in 1516. The multi-faith service was being addressed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams. In the second half of the 11th century, Lanfranc, the Archbishop of Canterbury, wrote a rule-book for monks. In 1209, John had been excommunicated in a dispute over the appointment of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Augustine converted the Jutes of Kent to the Roman Church, and served as the first Archbishop of Canterbury. Our speaker this month was Jean Cottle who is a guide to Lambeth Palace, the home of the Archbishops of Canterbury. The Archbishop of Canterbury who will preside over the meeting, is hoping the Anglican church will emerge intact from the meeting. They had no objections and neither did The Archbishop of Canterbury, but the Chapter of Westminster Abbey did object. The Archbishop of Canterbury issued a statement from London saying the move brought him ‘sadness and disquiet’. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the King's Treasurer were killed. Lambeth Palace is the Archbishop of Canterbury's official residence. Ahead of us was historic Addington Palace, which in the 19th century was home to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The wedding will be followed by a service of prayer and dedication in St George's Chapel, at which the Archbishop of Canterbury will preside. The new Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, believes Freemasons have no place in the Church of England. The Windsor Report describes the Archbishop of Canterbury as one of the Anglican Instruments of Unity. Between 1571 and 1575 he was Master of Music at the Archbishop of Canterbury's chapel at Lambeth Palace. It was encouraging for those of us who espouse religious tolerance to see the Archbishop of Canterbury meeting with the Pope yesterday. Definition of Canterbury, Archbishop of in US English: Canterbury, Archbishop of noun The archbishop of the southern province of the Church of England, who is Primate of All England and plays a leading role in the worldwide Anglican Church. Example sentencesExamples They had no objections and neither did The Archbishop of Canterbury, but the Chapter of Westminster Abbey did object. It was encouraging for those of us who espouse religious tolerance to see the Archbishop of Canterbury meeting with the Pope yesterday. Now Archbishop of Canterbury, Becket refused to comply. Augustine converted the Jutes of Kent to the Roman Church, and served as the first Archbishop of Canterbury. The Archbishop of Canterbury who will preside over the meeting, is hoping the Anglican church will emerge intact from the meeting. Our speaker this month was Jean Cottle who is a guide to Lambeth Palace, the home of the Archbishops of Canterbury. The conference was addressed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, as well as by evangelical leaders from the UK and abroad. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the King's Treasurer were killed. Ahead of us was historic Addington Palace, which in the 19th century was home to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Archbishop of Canterbury and most of Elizabeth's subjects were opposed to the return of any Catholic influence. Between 1571 and 1575 he was Master of Music at the Archbishop of Canterbury's chapel at Lambeth Palace. The wedding will be followed by a service of prayer and dedication in St George's Chapel, at which the Archbishop of Canterbury will preside. In the second half of the 11th century, Lanfranc, the Archbishop of Canterbury, wrote a rule-book for monks. It was given to New College, Oxford, also by an Archbishop of Canterbury, William Warham, in 1516. The new Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, believes Freemasons have no place in the Church of England. Lambeth Palace is the Archbishop of Canterbury's official residence. The multi-faith service was being addressed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams. The Archbishop of Canterbury issued a statement from London saying the move brought him ‘sadness and disquiet’. In 1209, John had been excommunicated in a dispute over the appointment of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Windsor Report describes the Archbishop of Canterbury as one of the Anglican Instruments of Unity.
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