Sentence examples for chief from a from inspiring English sources
The governor is from one faction, the mayor from another, the police chief from a third.
Van Persie has inherited the captaincy from Fàbregas, and inherited the mantle of goal scorer in chief from a previous captain, Thierry Henry.
During his presidency, the university completed a transformation, begun a decade before he became chief, from a second-tier commuter school to a top-ranked research university.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — After weeks of legal setbacks, Pakistan's former military ruler, Pervez Musharraf, won a small victory on Monday amid media speculation that the military is seeking to free the former army chief from a tangle of court cases.
And last year, Travel & Leisure Golf hired an editor in chief from a men's magazine who favors cover subjects like Martin Sheen and Michael Jordan over golf stars like Phil Mickelson.
I laugh when the squirrelly guy from Breaking Bad screams: "I don't want to hear it, Tyrone," as though he's the surly chief from a bad 80s cop movie.
Nevertheless, it remains fairly rare these days for large companies to take a bet on a finance chief from an industry far afield of their own.Related items CFO in focus: Managing financeNov 30th 2009An analysis of data shows that of the approximately 77 S&P 500 companies that have had a new CFO start since January 1st 2009, only 15, or about 20%, came from other industries.
Chisholm crowned a glorious team effort by Harlequins against Gloucester in December, although the try scored by Sale's No8 Josh Beaumont against Exeter Chiefs from a delicious Danny Cipriani inside ball came close.
Devavrata was distressed by his father's condition; he learned about the promise asked by the fisherman-chief from a minister.
However, the office of Sheila Dikshit stopped the DERC chief from issuing a tariff reduction order based on his information".
A police chief from another city, a law school professor and a civil liberties lawyer have all said that the officers seemed to be on shaky legal ground.
