Yes, Vicar.

Bunting the vicar.

VICAR Three one. Thirtyone.

Your vicar, ladies and gentlemen.

The vicar will run me home.

Would it work better with whiskey, vicar?

I am a vicar in the Church of England.

The Vicar stood with his hands on the table.

The vicar often refers to the Bible in his sermon.

And figures. The vicar came round to look over his shoulder.

The vicar and the doctor looked at one another, and the doctor pulled a face.

You can't say you must have tea and cake with the vicar. Or you die!

You're a younger son with the tastes of a marquis and the income of a vicar.

What's happened? said the vicar, putting the ammonite on the loose sheets of his forth coming sermon.

The facts of the burglary at the vicarage came to us chiefly through the medium of the vicar and his wife.

Then the pressure on the necks relaxed, and the doctor and the vicar sat up, both very red in the face and wriggling their heads.

Daylight found the vicar and his wife, a quaintly costumed little couple, still marvelling about on their own ground floor by the unnecessary light of a guttering candle.

When his nerves had been steadied by a glass of cheap sherry the only drink the good vicar had available he told him of the interview he had just had.