Sentence examples for colleague chief from inspiring English sources

"The guy was too jumpy," recalls the colleague, Chief Inspector Mark Wilkerson.

Joining me in the questioning tonight, my CBS News colleague, Chief White House correspondent, Major Garrett, and Kimberly Strassel who is on the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal.

Most of the engagements detailed in the register of hospitality were approved by a senior officer: either Frank Armstrong, the assistant commissioner of City police, Mr Hurley or his colleague Chief Superintendent Ken Stewart.

In 2011, her colleague, chief conservator Stephen Koob, restored a rare Tiffany Peacock Eye lamp base that had broken into 40 pieces, plus hundreds of tiny chips of glass.

He calls his colleagues "chief" and shakes the cameramen's hands after each show.

Thomas remains on the court and has been joined by three conservative colleagues — Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Neil M. Gorsuch.

In a dissent joined by three colleagues, Chief Judge Haldane Robert Mayer rejected as "pure sophistry" the notion that Congress did not know what recruiters were promising.

"We are greatly saddened by the disrespect shown by our former colleagues," Chief Executive Officer Andrew Liveris said in a statement on Thursday.

So the division head turned to a trusted colleague, the chief operating officer, for advice on how to deal with marketing.

Andy Higginson, the incoming chairman of Morrisons and one-time Tesco finance director, says he won't be phoning former colleague andTesco chief executive Phil Clarke in his hunt for a replacement for chief executive Dalton Philips.

"People are used to answering questions," Craig Charney, Miller's colleague and chief pollster, said later.