verger

'We have often seen each other,' said Little Dorrit, recognising the sexton, or the beadle, or the verger, or whatever he was, 'when I have been at church here.'

And a great big- bearded man, whom Tom took for a master, began calling over the names, while the great joints were being rapidly carved on the third table in the corner by the old verger and the housekeeper.

Yet when they reached the church and were about to slip aside into their usual seats, a little beyond the font, where they could see the red-furred tails of the bellropes waggle and twist at ringing time, they were swept forward irresistibly, a Cloke on either flank (and yet they had not walked with the Clokes), upon the ever-retiring bosom of a black-gowned verger, who ushered them into a room of a pew at the head of the left aisle, under the pulpit.

[beaucoup moins que] C'est suite a la reconversion de certains vergers entre autres que les champs cerealiers ont gagne en surface [beaucoup plus grand que], explique-t-il.

"I am part of a team of vergers who works shift patterns and I was working in the cathedral before the visitors arrived.

The company already sells an impressive 70-flavour range under the Les Vergers Boiron brand, making it an international leader in frozen fruit and vegetable purees.

Ces raids ont eu lieu au-dessus des vergers situes entre al-Mlheha et Jaramana, une banlieue en majorite druze et chretienne, des minorites globalement pro-regime, a-t-il ajoute.