Sentence examples for chief flew from inspiring English sources

Javier Solana, the EU'S foreign-policy chief, flew to Riyadh.

I wrote so many pieces about the company earlier in the year that Neil Clitheroe, the firm's retail and generation chief, flew down from his office in Glasgow to meet me in London and try to explain what's gone wrong.

But having conceded that the commander in chief flew to the carrier not because of safety but because it would be more fun, the White House decided today to draw a line across the flight deck.

Suskind tells us that shortly before the invasion of Iraq, Sir Richard Dearlove, then the MI6 chief, flew to Washington to brief the head of the CIA, George Tenet, about this and that.

A high-level Egyptian delegation that included the country's intelligence chief flew to the United Arab Emirates this week to discuss the case of the imprisoned Egyptians, and to quiet escalating hostilities marked by accusations of meddling in each other's internal affairs.

On Wednesday, a senior aide to Mr. Morsi from the Brotherhood and Egypt's intelligence chief flew to the emirates to deliver a letter from the Egyptian president — a high-level intervention that once again opened Mr. Morsi to criticism of favoring the Brotherhood's interests.

The chief flying instructor passed him on 6 May.

Promoted to flight lieutenant, Scherger became chief flying instructor at Point Cook that August.

By 1939 he had been raised to wing commander and was commanding officer and chief flying instructor of the cadet wing at Point Cook.

Ace Charles Crombie was the unit's chief flying instructor when he was killed in a Beaufighter crash at Williamtown on 26 August 1945.

He was promoted to acting squadron leader on 1 September, and made chief flying instructor of No. 5 Operational Training Unit, heading the group's two sections of Beaufighter and de Havilland Mosquito aircraft.