Sentence examples for ambassador between from inspiring English sources

I also considered myself an ambassador between the filmmakers and the readers, who I've been hearing from for years.

Testino, 59, who was awarded an honorary OBE last year, has become something of a cultural ambassador between the UK and Peru, he tells the Guardian.

I suspect this is a sidelong way of introducing her own role: as ambassador between worlds, the one imperilled and the other mindlessly, blindly imperilling.

It is a revelation, one of many from Renwick's time as ambassador between 1987 and 1991, which underlines how fundamental double-dealing and betrayal were to this period.

One of the residents, known as Long, has his own chair at the new bar and is sort of a cultural ambassador between the groups.

Often called China's "cultural ambassador" between China and the West, he rose to Vice Minister of Culture in the years leading up to and during events in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

"Traditionally, diplomacy has been defined as the formal exchange of ambassadors between sovereign states.

The publishers said she "has never lost sight of Europe's heritage and has become, thanks to her work, one of the most important intellectual ambassadors between the two continents".

As they ascended the social scale, heralds began to serve as ambassadors between the different courts, a function that was still theirs in the first half of the 17th century.

He said the US wanted to "begin to change the dialogue between our countries and hopefully quickly move the appointments of ambassadors between our nations".

Sarkozy had promised to formally establish diplomatic relations by exchanging ambassadors between Paris and Benghazi before Obama decided what to do.