Sentence examples for chief of all from inspiring English sources

"Right now," says Peltier, who often seems faintly embarrassed by the fuss, "I'm getting letters from Indian people, from different reservations, talking about making me Chief of Chiefs, chief of all the reservations.

Not the most effective-looking police chief of all time.

"Why single out the fire chief of all people?" Accounts differ.

Dahkpannah means "Supreme Zo," the title given to the ultimate chief of all sixteen of Liberia's indigenous tribes.

By early May, Foch had been made commander in chief of all Allied armies on the Western and Italian fronts.

Indeed, the last king of Afghanistan, Mohammad Zahir Shah, often referred to himself as the "chief of all tribes".

Just as Oxford graduate Tina Brown became editor of Newsweek as well as of The Daily Beast, so the former president of the Cambridge Union Society becomes editor-in-chief of all content on The Huffington Post and on AOL.

She was the pre-teen sunbather "slathered in baby oil" reading Dolly; the 16-year-old studying Cleo's sealed sections; and, at 24, one of the youngest editors of Cosmopolitan, ending up the editor-in-chief of all three publications.

Besides her scientific work, she wrote pamphlets, articles and features on nature and conservation and in 1936 became editor-in-chief of all publications of USFWS, according to a biography by Linda Lear.

Outside New Broadcasting House shortly after 9pm he read a statement in which he finally conceded that, as his position made him editor-in-chief of all BBC content, he had to step down in light of the "unacceptable journalistic standards of the Newsnight film".

Aboard it will be the high commander-in-chief of all djs, Signor Beppe Loda.