Sentence examples for as a paymaster from inspiring English sources

After briefly attending Louisiana State University, Mr. Germond joined the Army and served as a paymaster in Iceland in 1951 and 1952.

Unable to obtain a visa, Mr. bin al-Shibh instead focused on serving as a coordinator of the plot and as a paymaster, the authorities have said.

He said information yielded by Mr Ya'ari's detention has led to the arrests of two women: Haj Kaka, a suspected spy who procured arms for the extremists, and Hafsat Bako, described as a "paymaster".

As a paymaster in Japan's Imperial Navy during World War II, Mr. Nakasone said, he developed an enormous pride in his country and an admiration for the strength and ideals of its former foe, the United States.

The indictment said Mr. Moussaoui had received thousands of dollars from a man in Germany, Ramzi Muhammad Abdullah bin al-Shibh, who is believed to have served as a paymaster for at least one of the hijackers and shared an apartment with Mohamed Atta, who the authorities believe was the plot's ringleader.

Officials said Mr. Sufaat appeared to have operated as a paymaster for Mr. Moussaoui, who was arrested in the United States last August after he raised suspicions among his instructors at a Minneapolis flight school and to have provided him with bogus business credentials from a Malaysian technology company.

4.15pm BST: According to the US court documents detailing the charges against the so-called spies, Metsos sounds as if he was a paymaster for other members in the group You can see the documents here, with the US complaint claiming that Metsos visited the US to pay the other alleged spies using secretive methods.

He pantomimed a paymaster, counting out cash to a circle of people.

Monitors crew were all volunteers and totaled 49 officers and enlisted men as the warship required ten officers: A commander, an executive officer, four engineers, one medical officer, two masters and a paymaster.

In his privately printed "Memoranda During the War," Whitman remembered Hapgood as the paymaster "with a small mountain of greenbacks" who brought a moment of joy to soldiers on payday.

Throw in Linda Hunt as their Q, a combination paymaster, gadget dispenser and den mother named Hetty, and you have seven prominent characters, which is too many.