Sentence examples for a small official from inspiring English sources

With the deaths in the past decade of the last veterans of the first world war, it was thought the event might dwindle to a small official ceremony: instead it seems to grow every year.

The next came in just 20 months...Superpower 2020?" Instead, India's poor risk-rating should ring alarm bells.China's economy looks less risky thanks to a small official budget deficit (many reckon that it really has a surplus) and its vast current-account surplus and reserves.

Mr. Huang even opened a Beijing office, included its address on the journal's last page and decided to have it printed at a small official printer in Beijing who agreed to take the risk (and, Mr. Huang later found out, was interrogated and fined).

In fact, the president gets to choose who will swear him in, and Mr. Obama has selected the chief justice to deliver not one, but two, oaths to him: first in a small official ceremony at the White House at noon on Sunday, Jan . 20 the constitutionally mandated date and hour for the swearing-in, and again as part of the public inaugural festivities scheduled for Monday, Jan . 21

David Bonnet, the son of a small-town official, loved hunting and fishing.

The attention of a Big V microblogger can transform an otherwise obscure issue — a land dispute in a village, graft by a small-town official — into a subject of passionate national discussion and a headache for the government.

Why a small-town official in Germany and a busload of Syrian refugees hit the road to see Angela Merkel.

The money was largely divided between the two officers, with the third man receiving a small share, the official said.

She feared that the "sheer numbers of people" on the scene could prove counterproductive in such a small country, the official added.

Anne Street Partners is a small company whose official address is an accountant's office in the "Ocean Village" Marina in Southampton.

Pyongyang, officials said, keeps sensitive information limited to a small circle of officials, who do not talk.