Sentence examples for chief ambassador from inspiring English sources

At 25, Willis has become the Marlins' chief ambassador.

A. R. Rahman, musician: "Indian Classical Music has lost its chief ambassador & India its Bharat Ratna..May God bless his soul !" He wrote on Twitter.

We are hiring a chief ambassador for the Hartford Symphony in the community, not just for Hartford but the state and region.

"Brokeback" seems to be in the midst of global embrace, which may have something to do with the fact that its chief ambassador is Ang Lee.

Beneficiaries of her largesse include those connected to the foundation that has made use of her French house; their chief ambassador at the funeral is Annette, who first met Eleanor "when a group of us from the Dublin Women's Healing Drum Circle were invited down to Saint-Nazaire".

"If adding cats and bunnies to yoga introduces more people to a positive physical and mental experience that leads them to pursue deeper study of yoga, then it's all for the good," says Andrew Tanner, chief ambassador for the nonprofit Yoga Alliance, which represents 76,000 registered yoga teachers and 5,000 yoga schools.

With origins in the extreme-sports mecca of Bend, Oregon, and big-wave surfer Laird Hamilton among its chief ambassadors, the GolfBoard consists of a skateboard-like deck covered in grippy tape, which balances atop a balloon-tired chassis.

Of these, about 1,000 require congressional approval: cabinet secretaries and their deputies, intelligence chiefs, ambassadors and more.

Japan's chief negotiator, Ambassador Seiichiro Noboru, who has been active in a six-month campaign to put muscle in disarmament promises during this treaty review conference, was jubilant.

Biden, who would later make similar visits to Lebanon, Georgia and Ukraine, was becoming Obama's fire chief and ambassador without portfolio.

But it's significant that this pro-palace view is being expressed by Turki, who, as a former intelligence chief and ambassador to London and Washington, speaks for a branch of the royal family known for its moderate views.