In their administration, high office holders, influential traders, eminent literati, and musicians came from diverse religious traditions.
Labor welcomes the selection of such a capable, eminent and respected Australian to this high office.
Of those, 70% had chosen an eminent spot.
The New Yorker, May 23 , 1931 P. 14Scene in Dr. Durfee's office, the eminent psychiatrist and Mr. Herkimer, a patient who has just entered.
By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, May 23 , 1931 P. 14Scene in Dr. Durfee's office, the eminent psychiatrist and Mr. Herkimer, a patient who has just entered.
Where Slough's most famous office manager leads, eminent economists follow.
But it has clearly become the home of choice for some of the nation's most eminent politicians once they leave office.
By 1960 there were more than 300 members, mostly dignitaries who held or had held high political, judicial, or ecclesiastical office, along with an occasional eminent person in science or letters.
From the walls, portraits of the eminent old men who occupied this office before him, and whose regime he and his friends have just destroyed, look down on him.
And am I wrong that the man in the Oval Office outranks even the most eminent general?
Mr. Paladino then appears in his office and vows to use eminent domain to prevent the Islamic center from being built there.
