Sentence examples for a young mandarin from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago, a young Mandarin specialist at GCHQ, the government's surveillance centre in Cheltenham, did something extraordinary.

In this study, HYDRUS-2D was used to evaluate data measured during one season in a young mandarin (Citrus reticulata) orchard, irrigated with an intensive surface drip fertigation system.

On Friday evenings and Saturday mornings they are joined by a young Mandarin-speaking Israeli, who keeps an eye on comings and goings.

Flanked by soldiers carrying banners, the young mandarin rides in an ornate carriage while peasants look on and cheer.

Returning for the film are Peter Capaldi, in his role as Malcolm Tucker, a splenetic, combative director of communications who may or may not be loosely based on Alastair Campbell, Paul Higgins as feral colleague Jamie and Chris Addison as the besieged young mandarin Toby.

You've got a lot of quite young mandarins who see claims as an intellectual challenge to come up with a legal counter, rather than trying to come to something which provides a decent sense of justice.

Cynthia received traditional tattoos on her face in Bougainville when she was a young girl, and the Mandarin characters for "fuck off" on her chest last year with a homemade tattoo gun in Port Moresby.

A young recent graduate with shaky Mandarin as a second language would have a hard time trying to break out of the so-called English-teaching trap.

Her family resettled in Taiwan, where she met Robert Randle Edwards, a young US Navy officer from Alabama who had studied Mandarin.

The younger mandarins regarded Duyệt and his southern entourage as uncultured, and the older military officials felt more uncomfortable in the court as time went by.

The Mandarin Oriental has placed its faith in Noriyuki Sugie, a young Japanese chef who honed his talents at Charlie Trotter's in Chicago.