Emery addressed the seminarians thus: "Do you think that, if we pray to the Holy Virgin sixty times a day to aid us at the hour of death, she will desert us at the last moment?
Last of all came the clergy of the cathedral, the seminarians flinging clouds of incense, the canons in procession.
The canons were in their stalls; the seminariansand the rest of the clergy had the good places directly in front of the screen.
The seminarians are required to confess twice a year, namely, during the first week of Lent and during Holy Week.
The great stairway in that square was shining, wet with the rain; a few seminarians in groups were going up the steps toward the Pincio.
Exemption is granted as a favor only to the ignorantin brothers and to seminarians assigned to the priesthood.
The seminarianswere all foreigners or sons of foreigners.
In consequence of all this the seminarians fled to Beirut, and after the war a college was begun at the deserted establishment of the Lazarists at Alexandria.
The bishops held off for a time, and in the first year only one diocese sent its pupils; three years later, seven were represented and now there are one hundred seminarians from all parts of India.
The seminarians are coming in to make their daily visit, for it is a quarter to five o'clock.
The seminarians sit in those stalls which run along the whole length of either side of the chapel.
The seminarians recreate themselves, as they do all other acts, as a duty and by rule.
Somehow, these seminariansare always seeking to please some one else.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "seminarians" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
