Sentence examples for an array of official from inspiring English sources
The phrase "an array of official" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "official." It can be used when referring to a variety of official items or entities, but it needs to be completed for clarity
Example: "The report presented an array of official documents related to the investigation."
Conservative ministers are planning to repeal an array of official guidance on animal welfare standards, starting with a move to put the code on chicken-farming into the hands of the poultry industry.
Entertainment Weekly has published an array of official on-set shots from Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, featuring Ben Affleck as Batman, Henry Cavill as Superman and Israeli actor Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman.
Certainly, the first time it was fully ratified by an array of official stopwatches.
The report draws on an array of official data, including the National Pupil Database, which contains details of every pupil in England.
Since the end of the Iraq war, an array of officials -- Elliott Abrams and Stephen Hadley from the White House and Mr. Powell and two deputies from the State Department -- have been in the region.
Mr. Newsom said the city's approach had been developed by an array of officials in the city, including the district attorney, court officials, the public defender and officials in the Department of Juvenile Probation, to try to comply with both the sanctuary policy and state and federal laws.
KSM addressed a copy of his "Statement to the Crusaders of the Military Commissions in Guantanamo" to an array of officials involved with the military commission, including the prosecution, defense lawyers and the judge, late last year.
Let there be a white girl, and it's solved within days!" An array of officials involved in the case -- prosecutors, detectives and defense lawyers -- agreed with part of the assessment: the Kee case received less public attention because his victims were black and Hispanic residents of Harlem.
The decision by Mr. Steele was met with anger and astonishment from an array of Republican officials.
At the same time, an array of Republican officials, including President Bush, have praised Mr. Lieberman while distancing themselves from their own candidate, Alan Schlesinger.
The theater was filled with an array of Chinese officials (including a member of the Politburo), Western sponsors of the forum and classical music enthusiasts.
