Sentence examples for general overseer from inspiring English sources

Financial difficulties eventually led to Dowie's ouster as general overseer; his successor was Wilbur Glenn Voliva.

The general overseer of the historic districts is the Connecticut Historical Commission, a state agency.

"Ha-lleluuuu-jah," booms the distinctive voice of Pastor Enoch Adeboye, also known as the general overseer.

Scholars have concluded that Alcuin may have been more a text editor and general overseer of the project than inventor of the Carolingian alphabet.

He mentions a mutual friend of theirs who had gone into the Diplomatic Corps in Washington who is considering the job of general overseer with the outfit.

At that first General Assembly, which met in Memphis about 1907, Mason was elected general overseer of about 12 churches located principally in Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma.

The findings of this study show that in their efforts to limit informal health care providers, the committees function in all five modes identified in a previous study [29] as "village square", "community connectors", "government botherers", "back-up government" and as "general overseers".

In Northern Ireland, decommissioning overseer General John de Chastelain shares a passion for fly fishing with Martin McGuinness.

The fulcrum of the typical big station is a compact base comprising the homestead headquarters and separate buildings for the manager, overseer, general and specialized workers, garage and machine shops, butchery, shearing shed, and small airstrip.

For help with his namesake restaurant, he recruited two of the biggest culinary names in the state: Craig Shelton, the chef and owner of the late, extraordinary Ryland Inn, as consulting chef; and Yasir Chaudhry, Mr. Shelton's former sommelier, as general manager and overseer of the wine list.

After calming down, he made his brother, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, the overseer of the intelligence community and brought in another Californian with no intelligence background, businessman John McCone, to run the CIA.