Sentence examples for deputy keeper from inspiring English sources

Ian Donald McGregor, LVO, deputy keeper of the privy purse.

He became deputy keeper 10 years later, and keeper – head of department - in 1972.

He remained at the Museum until his retirement in 1990, latterly as Deputy Keeper of botany.

He has one powerful advocate in Britain, Frances Carey, deputy keeper of the department of prints and drawings at the British Library.

The following summer, Tyson and Andrew were both chosen for England's 1954-55 tofr of Australia under Len Hutton, Andrew as deputy keeper to the ebullient Godfrey Evans.

Deputy keeper Thomas Kessler, Cologne-born and bred, told Süddeutsche Zeitung a few weeks ago that this team spend a lot of time together off the pitch, unlike in previous years.

Nicolas Barker, who recently retired as one of the deputy keepers of the British Library, says, "Ricky would say you can't be a good conjurer without knowing the history of your profession, because there are no new tricks under the sun, only variations.

During the Commonwealth period it became accommodation for one of the park's deputy keepers, Lodowick Carlell (or Carlile), who was also a renowned playwright in his day, and his wife, Joan Carlile, one of the very first women to practise painting professionally.

Even Van der Sar made way for a deputy - Ajax keeper Maarten Stekelenberg.

Haldeman, soon to be Nixon's White House Chief of Staff, made Butterfield his deputy, in effect keeper of secrets for the man who kept the secrets of supreme power.

Vorm is deputy to Roma keeper Maarten Stekelenburg in the Netherlands team but the 28-year-old wants the number one jersey at the Euro 2012 finals.