Sentence examples for consul someone from inspiring English sources
To his credit, it was Dayton who suggested appointing as consul someone familiar with the French and its press and made it possible for Bigelow to begin redirecting public opinion.
"What is the validity of a safe conduct pass issued by a consul in London for someone to leave from Hong Kong to Moscow?" Mr. Correa said.
Vice Consul, British Consulate General, Atlanta, US.
Correction: August 2, 2000, Wednesday An article on Friday about a man who took hostages on a plane at Kennedy International Airport and demanded to speak to someone from the Argentine Consulate misspelled the surname of the consul general.
Someone at a dinner at the Swedish consul general's residence on Monday was trying to remember something she had heard on the radio, about how Alfred Nobel once predicted that his prizes would last 30 to 50 years, because by then there would be peace in the world or else the barbarians would be in control.
The Nagykanizsa consulate is led by an honorary consul.
For Cicero, the virtues are Romanized as officia or obligations of role or relationship, each attaching to someone in virtue of a distinct persona (as father, consul, neighbor, etc).. Some virtues are rooted in one's persona as a human being subject to natural law, others in the specific roles and customs of one's city.
Jill Kelley's status as an honorary consul of the Republic of Korea, or the news that she persuaded someone to let her take part in a parachute jump with special-operations trainers, is not half so interesting.
She spins enchantingly surreal stories about the overrated artist, the Nobel laureate, the foreign correspondent and the bogus consul ("When asked why he had impersonated a member of the Belgian diplomatic corps he had replied: Well, someone had to") on the short list of candidates whom Ludo sequentially discovers.
