Sentence examples for deputy both from inspiring English sources

In 45-year-old Julia Gillard, he has a tough-talking deputy; both score well in opinion polls, but entered parliament only in 1998.

It did not suit him and he returned to the Times, eventually becoming joint deputy both of that paper and of the Sunday Times.

The managing editor of CJRDaily.org, an online adjunct of The Columbia Journalism Review, and his deputy both quit yesterday after the dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism told them he was cutting the site's budget nearly in half.

Philip Taubman, who was Mr. Raines's deputy both in Washington and on the editorial page, said: "He had an almost uncanny ability to anticipate where stories were developing and to deploy the resources needed to cover them comprehensively.

With the prime minister and his deputy both referring to the national interest, what better opportunity to reduce the costs of imports is there than beginning an ambitious programme for sustainably increasing UK food production?

Monday, a St . Petersburgofficer and a United States Marshal's deputy, both of whom were members of a fugitive task force, arrived at a home in south St . Petersburgto serve a felony arrest warrant for aggravated battery to the suspect, Hydra Lacy Jr., 39.

Cazorla was the reliable deputy to both players.

It is managed by a director and a deputy director, both appointed by the president and subject to Senate confirmation.

Brennan and his deputy, David Cohen, both left their positions Friday and vacated their offices on the agency's seventh floor.

And when he retired in 1986, he picked his successor, Bertrand Brown, who had been his deputy superintendent both times.

He also served as Mr. Petraeus's deputy when both officers led the military's Central Command, based in Tampa, from 2008 until 2010.