Sentence examples for full of dignitaries from inspiring English sources

I could just see him in a room full of dignitaries, in this tweed jacket, jeans and cloth cap.

The conference was full of dignitaries and speeches, but at the end of the week, I felt a sense of rhetoric-fatigue.

President Trump employed all the trappings traditionally reserved for signing major bills into law as he kicked off "infrastructure week" on Monday: the stately East Room full of dignitaries, a four-piece military band to serenade, celebratory handshakes and souvenir presidential pens for lawmakers, promises of "a great new era" and a "revolution" in technology.

Read more >>   NAIROBI, Kenya, 5 March 2015 - The National Nutrition Symposium, held at the Kenya School of Government, was packed full of dignitaries, but they did not dwell on formalities; instead delegates focused on the high level of malnutrition in Kenya and, more importantly, on how to turn it around.

By Ruth Ayisi NAIROBI, Kenya, 5 March 2015: The National Nutrition Symposium, held at the Kenya School of Government on 18 February 2015, was packed full of dignitaries, but they did not dwell on formalities; instead delegates focused on the high level of malnutrition in Kenya and, more importantly, on how to turn it around.

After the assembly on deck, some sailors had masked themselves with black handkerchiefs, and encouraged or intimidated the stokers on duty into leaving their posts, leaving the navy's flagship stranded at the buoy, in full view of dignitaries and crowds lining the nearby wharf.

Today, Minchew's daily responsibilities are a far cry from flying helicopters full of foreign dignitaries.

Diplomats said the Hilton, full of visiting dignitaries and African heads of state, quickly emptied out after the attack, with many leaving Abuja in a hurry.

Maj. Gen. Abdul Hameed's chair was on a dais full of military dignitaries, including American trainers, as he officiated at a graduation ceremony here for 200 Afghan National Army sergeants on Thursday.

Not to mention approximately 92,348 cups of tea set aside in dismay as someone who used to be in The Bill tells a drawing room full of aghast dignitaries how, yes, he was the one wot dunnit, and he would have got away with it too if it hadn't been for you pesky Belgians.

Slung Low doesn't have a traditional structure: anybody who works for the company in any capacity earns the same £95 per day and it has an advisory board made up of local people, not the traditional board stuffed full of local dignitaries, lawyers or people with some dosh.