Sentence examples for former delegate from inspiring English sources

"The day can go on and on and on and on," said one former delegate.

Dr Robert Underwood, University of Guam president and former delegate to Congress, addressed the lack of appreciation for Guam's sacrifices.

Moataz Abdel-Fattah, a political scientist and former delegate in the constitutional assembly, said neither side appeared willing to respect the views of the other.

WILLIAM H. LUERS, the association's president, and JOHN D. NEGROPONTE, the national intelligence director and former delegate to the U.N. 11.

The revolutionary government created the general ministry of police in 1796 and appointed Fouché a former delegate to the French National Convention who was known for his ruthlessness in quashing dissent as minister.

They are Officer Virgilio Bencosme, 33, of the 40th Precinct; Officer Christopher Scott, 41, of the 48th Precinct; Officer Jaime Payan, 37, of the 46th Precinct; Officer Eugene P. O'Reilly, 39, of the 45th Precinct; Officer Christopher Manzi, 41, of the 41st Precinct; Officer Luis R. Rodriguez, 43, of the 40th Precinct; and Jason Cenizal, 39, a former delegate from the 42nd Precinct.

In February 1942 he joined other former delegates to the Vienna festival at a German embassy reception for Heinz Drewes, the head of Goebbels's music department in Berlin.

Moataz Abdel Fattah, a political scientist at Cairo University and a delegate in the constitutional assembly, said that even after all the liberals and Christians had walked out of the assembly, the Islamists had remained firmly "pro-democracy," honoring commitments to the former delegates and worrying about democratic accountability.

Of course, had it really been the case that those who wrote the charter could best fathom its true meaning, one would have expected considerable agreement about constitutional matters among those former delegates in Philadelphia who participated in the first federal government.

Former union delegate and mechanic at Keyspan and famous Harbor Light bartender.

Mr. Padilla, a former union delegate in the 33rd Precinct, said he had heard his commander at the time, Inspector Joseph Dowling, get keyed on occasion.