Sentence examples for first warden from inspiring English sources

He was the first warden to read all his prisoners' mail.

Richard Kiley, the first warden of the town of New Shoreham there, officiated.

The first warden at Holman, Novy Lee Hale, toured the prison with his granddaughter, Teresa.

In addition to his academic duties, Davies served for 18 years as the first warden of Neuadd Pantycelyn, the university's Welsh-medium hall of residence.

But Emily Frye, a senior laywoman with the title of first warden, said that the two churches, despite the color line and despite the contrasting worlds of Harlem and Park Avenue, were not nearly so different as they might seem.

Nowadays she is the patron and very public face of the charity founded in memory of David Sheldrick, first warden of Tsavo national park, and is in London for a black-tie dinner to launch a new anti-ivory campaign.

The first wardens were often former gamekeepers and instead of protecting pheasants they guarded rare birds or plants.

The National Trust's first wardens were known as "watchers" and today it still seems that no wing flaps or paw pads without them knowing about it.

Elizabeth Jane Anglin and Merritt Joseph Knox are to be married today on Block Island, R.I. Raymond J. Torrey, the second warden of the island town of New Shoreham, is to officiate at the Spring House Hotel there.

Regardless of what he was thinking at the time, by kicking himself in the head 77 times in the space of just 60 seconds Warden broke the record by an impressive 20 kicks, thus earning himself a place of honour in the Guinness Book of Records and the respect of his friends, family and colleagues.

John Clifford Valentine Behan, later second Warden of Trinity College at the University of Melbourne, became the first Victorian Rhodes Scholar after graduating as the Dux of Caulfield Grammar School in 1895.