Sentence examples for deputy mark from inspiring English sources

Investigators do not yet know who killed the district attorney, Mike McLelland, and his wife, Cynthia, last week, or who killed Mr. McClelland's deputy, Mark E. Hasse, on Jan.

And deputy Mark dreads Sunday dinners in the suburbs with his parents, those "mediocrities".

Roger's deputy Mark, who's convinced Roger won't even be a footnote in Mark's own forthcoming biography, is even more hubristic.

What Roger is not doing is keeping up on the spiraling complexities of trading -- confirming what many suspect of bankers -- relying instead on his wizard of a deputy, Mark, not realizing his deputy wants him sacked and has the means to do it.

The governor, with his deputies, marked the moment on the steps of Edmond Town Hall in Newtown.

Mr. Thompson responded in his statement that the trust had been told "in writing and orally" about the severance payments, including the one to his deputy, Mark Byford, whose job was eliminated, and about the savings that would incur.

In particular, Mr. Thompson's deputy, Mark Byford, was given a full year's salary in lieu of notice despite having worked an additional eight months when the deputy's job was eliminated.

In unedifying and acrimonious scenes in front of MPs on the Public Accounts Committee, the BBC's former boss Mark Thompson clashed with his old colleagues on Monday by insisting that the BBC Trust – the corporation's governing body – had been fully aware of his plan to pay his former deputy Mark Byford £1m in a severance deal.

But Mr Thompson later said the BBC Trust knew about £949,000 in severance pay to his deputy Mark Byford.

Former manager Tony Mowbray departed the Riverside last month and since then his deputy Mark Venus has been in temporary charge.

The BBC Trust has denied former director general Mark Thompson's claim it approved a £949,000 severance package for his deputy Mark Byford.