Sentence examples for a future head of from inspiring English sources

That's when Thomas Salmon, a future head of the A.P.A. — which was founded in 1844 — noted that psychiatry's "classification of mental diseases is chaotic".

During all this internet rage, fans of the royal family gathered round the christening of Prince George, a future head of state by inheritance.

There were other possible conduits, including Stewart Menzies, a future head of MI6 who, according to MI6 files, admitted sending a copy to the Mail.

In the same class was Sydney Brenner, also from a Lithuanian Jewish family, also 15, and also a future head of the LMB and Nobel prizewinner.

Another important, if less well-known, New Labour figure in the relationship with MI6 is Baroness Meta Ramsay, a senior MI6 officer once tipped as a future head of the service.

Among the most striking appointments is Amina Mohammed, a former UN official who had been touted as a future head of the World Trade Organisation, to the foreign ministry; she is the first woman and the first ethnic Somali to hold the post.

It could be a painful debut; Mr. Leiter has been mentioned as a possible future head of the Central Intelligence Agency, and how he performs might help determine whether he remains on the fast track.

Mr. Sands had been mentioned as a potential future head of the rival British bank Barclays.

Tells about the powerful speaker of parliament, Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who might make a strong future head of state.

"We want to save lives," said Mr. Waynick, one of the few who have signed up to be a future head and a trunk in one of the tanks.

He was possibly the last person anyone would have picked as the future head of a site which outs celebrities and publishes sex tapes involving a 62-year-old wrestler.