Sentence examples for * legation in from inspiring English sources

Later he went into diplomatic service & became Secretary of Legation in Cuba & Sweden.

He was also briefly a diplomat, representing his native New Zealand at its legation in Washington.

Both wished to rid Japan of foreigners, and they joined an attack on the British legation in Edo (now Tokyo).

Instead, as first secretary at the Swedish Legation in Budapest in the summer of 1944, Wallenberg acted.

Tells about her stay there, her job with the Czechoslovahian Legation in Washington and her present activities.

"I hold in my hands," Mr. Welles said, "documents which have come to me from our legation in Bern.

In the absence of diplomatic relations between Britain and Soviet Russia, he represented British interests at the Norwegian legation in Moscow (1927 29).

After the war he was appointed secretary of the Piedmontese, later Italian, legation in London (1850), where he remained until his appointment as minister in Stockholm (1864).

During World War II, Prokosch was cultural attaché of the American Legation in Sweden, and he remained in Europe after the war.

Gansevoort, who after James K. Polk's victory in the 1844 presidential elections had been appointed secretary to the U.S. legation in London, was gaining political renown.

Soon after arriving in the District of Columbia, Yamashita visited the Japanese Legation, and in March 1904, the Japanese naval attaché, Commander Takeshita Isamu, took Yamashita to the White House to meet President Theodore Roosevelt.