Other colaborers with these teachers were Alexander Cornish, Richard Stokes, and Margaret Hill.
Fee and his colaborers to establish Berea College in Kentucky.
These colaborers included at this time the Baptists and Methodists who, thanks to the spirit of toleration incident to the Revolution, were allowed access to Negroes bond and free.
There is a melancholy coincidence in the manner of his death with that of his two oldest friends and colaborers in the faculty who had preceded him over the river, and were "resting under the shade of the trees.
As a lawyer and a judge, he occupied comparatively about the same position; and as a scholar he was not to be distinguished, being inferior to several of his colaborers in the University.
He went via England where he met the colaborers of Cuffe.
Henry Allen Wallace, one of the colaborers in unearthing and preserving the records of the Negro, died on the 12th of February.
The pietism and unionism of Muhlenberg and his colaborers was the door through which, in the days of Wesley and Whitefield, revivalism had found an early, though limited, entrance into the Lutheran Church.
Luther and hiscolaborers explained the Bible more correctly than any like number of their contemporaries.
But I regard my dear colleague Brunnholtz as such a man, and wish that he had two or three colaborers like himself; that would help us.
Owing to his staunch orthodoxy, Berkenmeyer also had an aversion to the Pietists, and refused to cooperate with Muhlenberg and his colaborers from Halle.
In like manner as Muhlenberg himself, all his colaborers and congregations were pledged to the Lutheran confessions.
This name was extended also to the congregations subsequently organized or served by Muhlenberg and his colaborersat Germantown, Lancaster, Tulpehocken, York, etc.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "colaborers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
