Eucken is Privy Councilor and Professor of Philosophy in the University of Jena; won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1908; has received many foreign honorary degrees and his philosophy has been expounded in English.
Ernst Haeckel is Privy Councilor and late Professor of Zoology at the University of Jena; has written many works on evolution which have been translated into English.
Schmidt of Platzhof, member of the Wuerttemberg Upper Chamber and of the German Agricultural Council; Herr Engelhard of Mannheim, Councilor of Commerce, President of the Chamber of Commerce and member of the Baden Upper Chamber.
Phil Edvard Immanuel Hjelt, State Adviser, Vice Councilor of the University of Helsingfors, and Rafael Waldemar Erich, LL.
From thence Anton hurried to Councilor Horn, with whom he had a long conversation.
The accredited copies of notes of hand and bills of exchange which Councilor Horn has procured, place the matter beyond doubt.
Veitel felt a glow of delight, but replied calmly, "I know none of Councilor Horn's clerks, and must have some time to become acquainted with them.
That very day he had notice given to Ehrenthal's attorney, by Councilor Horn, of twenty thousand dollars being ready in hand for the discharge of Ehrenthal's claims to that amount.
Touching his hat, "You are from Councilor Horn's office?
And the councilor who presents your cause must be a member of your clan, of course.
As councilor of the Waern clan, Michaels was supposed to be calling on Jackson for backing.
If things went wrong, a councilor could get his neck on a block for sure.
But then the peasant pointed with his whip towards the slate-roof about a mile away and said that the councilor lived over there, and the good Mogens rose from the straw and stared anxiously towards the roof.
The autumn weather remained so mild that the councilor stayed on at Cape Trafalgar for another whole month, and the effect of the benevolence was that Mogens came twice the first week and about every day the third.
The councilor became a little uneasy, when the water reached so high at the stern, and suggested, that they had better see about getting home again; so back they went.
The councilor left with his flower-pots, Camilla stood looking over her shoulders towards the balcony; Mogens looked at her.
The councilor patronized nature, he defended it against the artificial; gardens were nothing but nature spoiled; but gardens laid out in elaborate style were nature turned crazy.
The councilor was a friend of nature, nature was something quite special, nature was one of the finest ornaments of existence.
The councilor and his daughter walked down to the lake.
The councilorand his daughter went up to Nicolai's, the forest-warden.
For this reason the councilor from Cape Trafalgar and his daughter were walking down to the lake, while their carriage stopped at the bailiff's.
They spoke of this and that, and thecouncilor began to explain, as one might put it, that the old specific distinction between the various kinds of trees had been abolished by grafting, and that for his part he did not like this at all.
The councilor was interrupted among his asters, but the district-judge's son was too irreproachable a blending of nature and civilization for the councilor to raise objections.
The man went quite crimson, and tried to say something when thecouncilor came with a question about the boat.
The same evening Mogens went to the station with the councilor who had received a sudden order in reference to an official tour which he was to make.
At Berlin, I once sat in the lecture-room of the Privy Councilor Schmaltz, a man who had saved the state by his book on the Red and Black Coat Danger.
The window-panes of Court-Councilor Schütz were exegetically illuminated.
No doubt," he began, "you have heard of Court Councilor X?
Through Mendelssohn's intercession with one of his numerous admirers, Cabinet Councilor Von Ferber, the unfortunate people obtained permission to remain in Dresden.
Beugnot, state councilorunder Napoleon, friendly to the Jews, 480.
A highly respected and learned councilorin Ratisbon, August Kraemer, wrote a defense, "The Jews and their Just Claims on the Christian States; a Contribution to the Mitigation of the Cruel Prejudices against the Jewish Nation.
Strange to say, one of the members of the consistory was a Christian, state councilor Merkel, who, acting as secretary, kept a watch upon the highest Jewish judicial authorities like a detective.
His grandfather had established a manufactory for arms in Holstein, and had been a commercial councilor and royal resident.
It happened unfortunately that a recently elected state councilor named Beugnot, who in the absence of the emperor had spoken with great spirit and address in favor of the Jews, wished to display his eloquence before the emperor.
Pooh, pooh," replied the gay Councilor of Empire, "it is rather he who tries to mix with them.
Even when Sir Francis Wyatt relieved him as governor, he continued on as a Councilor and was later to be Governor again.
He became a minicipal councilor after July, 1830, began to lend money to the laboring people at exorbitant rates of interest, and finally developed into a confirmed usurer.
In 1845, having become a councilor of state and president of a section, he supported Jenny Cadine.
On the 18th of May the Jacobin club, at once agent, accomplice, and councilor of the municipal body, compels private individuals to contribute something towards defraying the expenses of the demolition.
To exclude the possible influence of involuntary movements on the part of spectators, a series of experiments was carried out solely in the presence of Herr Busch, councilor of commissions.
Here follow the signatures, among which is that of Privy Councilor Dr.
The Emperor's Privy Councilor and right hand was the head of the political sections of the Secret Service.
Presently the commissaire returned and showed me into the chambers of Graf von Wedel, Privy Councilor to the German Emperor.
Her first was to a man named Besnard, a councilor of the Parliament at Rennes.
The most likely candidate is Jean de Bragelonne, who was an obscure councilor at the parliament at Rennes.
The marquis had at length yielded to the arguments of his fellow-Elders, which had long been becoming more and more solicitous, that his proper mission was rather that of a trusted councilor to the throne than one of party leadership.
The emperor now conferred on him the title of sangi (councilor of state).
It was mainly as a councilor of Tokyo, however, that his influence was feared to contaminate the municipal government in all its branches.
Hence he was promoted to the post of chief councilor of state (dainagon), in conjunction with that of commander in chief of the guards of the left, his official rank being raised to the first of the second class.
His severance from the party naturally followed, as no privy councilor might entertain partisan connections.
Kiyomori was promoted to the position of gondainagon (vice-councilor of state), an event that attracted much attention.
He had perhaps counted on his former relation to the colony as a councilor to assure him a welcome.
Collection of quitrents at various times was farmed out to members of the Council and to the Governor, with the Councilor concerned usually taking the counties near his own residence.
An indiscreet councilor (it was O-Al of Phlagon of Altair, if you want to know) leaked later some of the rather indecorous proceedings.
In the welter of claims and counterclaims, one harassed councilor wearily suggested a lottery.
You go over with her and I'll find out who's councilor in Avernus and send her around.
She's probably never been a councilor before, and thinks she must show her authority.
The other Winnebagos had to content themselves thus far with the privilege of towing or paddling in a canoe that was in charge of a councilor or a qualified Water Witch; all except Oh-Pshaw, who had to ride in the launch.
Mary was one of the few girls allowed to go away from camp without a councilor; in fact, she sometimes acted as councilor to the younger girls when a trip had to be made and no councilor was free.
She was taken away from the easy-going, sound-sleeping councilor whose chaperonage she had succeeded in eluding, and placed in a tent with Mrs. Grayson herself.
Thus councilor after councilor was introduced in a humorous speech by Dr.
She's never had any experience being a councilor and it's all new to her.
She is the pretty councilor over there at the lower end of mother's table.
Three girls and one councilorwere assigned to each tent.
The last councilor to be introduced was a handsome, white-haired woman named Miss Amesbury, who was introduced as the patron saint of the camp, the designer of the beautiful Mateka, the House of Joyous Learning.
Councilor was not in the tent, "Down on the hill looking for her bed.
Bengal raised such a shout of joy when she heard of the departure of her despised councilor that her tent mates were obliged to restrain her transports for the look of the thing, but they, too, were somewhat relieved to be rid of her.
The councilor was at least a courteous host, and his liking for the curious old man promptly increased.
With the assurance of one who had been there before the councilor mounted some object under the window, lifted himself until his chin was on a level with the glass, and peered within.
Was it possible that he had spoiled his chances with the councilor because of a pretty face and a bunch of lilacs?
The councilor grinned and twisted his hands, in enjoyment of his companion's surprise.
The old councilor was half stretched upon the table, his arms reaching out, his long, thin fingers gripping its edges, his face buried under his shoulders.
The councilor placed his candle on a table close beside it and rubbed his hands until it seemed they must burn.
They had stopped and the councilor was expostulating excitedly with the men, evidently trying to keep them from the cabin.
At his movement thecouncilor stretched out his arms with a sobbing moan.
As he dropped silently back to the ground the councilor came close to his side.
He could easily have excused his boldness, even if the councilor had been watching him from the cabin door.
He turned away with another bow to the councilor and hastened in the direction of Strang's office.
The old councilor could probably have told him all that he had discovered for himself; that Marion had gone to the castle--that Strang intended to make her his bride that night.
A sort of grim horror began to stir at his soul as he gazed on the grass-grown mounds--proofs that the old councilor would inherit a place in the Mormon Heaven having obeyed the injunctions of his prophet on earth.
He himself was a councilor at the prefecture; then he added a few apologies.
She took off her gloves, she wiped her hands, then fanned her face with her handkerchief, while athwart the throbbing of her temples she heard the murmur of the crowd and the voice of the councilor intoning his phrases.
But at this moment the voice of the councilor rose to an extraordinary pitch.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "councilor" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
