Sentence examples for called ambassador from inspiring English sources

In his time, he was taunted, undercut and called "Ambassador Dud".

The GOL was alarmed enough that President Sirleaf called Ambassador on February 28 to raise her concerns.

On Mr. Annenberg's return from Britain (for the rest of his life, he liked to be called Ambassador) it also became something of a shrine to British royalty, with photographs and other mementos of the royal family displayed in abundance.

Denis McDonough, the White House chief of staff, told me, "There's been more than one time when I find out that the President has taken a call from Ambassador Power, or has called Ambassador Power late at night when he's working on a speech, because she has agitated to include a controversial component".

After he graduated, he started his own highly specialized cleaning business, dealing with natural disasters, industrial spills and bloody crime scenes - his firm, coincidentally called "Ambassador Inc".

Earlier this month Starwood Hotels & Resorts announced new benefits that go into effect March 1, including rolling 24-hour check-in for those who stay at least 75 nights a year and personal travel assistants, called Ambassadors, for guests who stay 100 nights.

The 130 homeowners who plant in the creeks bordering their own property are called "ambassadors" and pay dues of $250 a year, which includes the purchase of their equipment.

Its official reviewers – called ambassadors – operate in various cities (Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Birmingham, Brighton, Brussels, Copenhagen, Edinburgh, Leiden, London, Madrid, Manchester, New York, Oslo, Paris, Rotterdam, San Francisco, Stockholm and The Hague), although back in April WorkSnug 'opened up' to enable users to add workspaces.

"His so called ambassadors are merely management strike breakers who will not be able to run anything like a full Tube service if the strike goes ahead in 13 days' time.

Furthermore, Stewart works to ensure that every L.E.A.D. participant (called "ambassadors") graduates from high school.

In the Forest-Fire (FF) model, a new node v attaches to the network by iteratively exploring existing edges starting from one or more anchor nodes, called ambassadors, which are chosen randomly.