Sentence examples for junior warden from inspiring English sources
Elected to the livery of the Clockmakers' Company in 1691, he served as junior warden in 1700 and rose to master in 1703.
"I don't know how a 5-year-old could have walked across a burning desert: there is something biblical to it," Nancy Tweddale, a junior warden at the church, said of Mr. Char.
Wayne Kempton, archivist for the Episcopal diocese of New York and junior warden of St. John's, said the money would be used to complete the restoration of the interior of the building, which dates to 1872.
Many game warden positions are highly independent, and junior wardens are usually not able to choose where they want to be stationed.
She was a tireless champion of All Angels Churchh, serving on the vestry and as junior and senior wardens.
The smallest represented people in charge of the hostages, such as guards and wardens; a wider circle included military officers and junior members of the Qaddafi administration; wider still was the circle of senior Libyan officials, including Qaddafi and his family.
The book begins with a rather parochial account of life as a Fellow of New College, Oxford: "Most daunting of the Sub-Warden's duties was making speeches…" At one point he is reduced to quoting from a Junior Common Room suggestions book from the 1920s.
The titles of the latter are appended, such as Senior Warden, Junior Warden, Finance Chairman, Registrar, and in one instance, M. F. H. View Article By Jelani Cobb By Joan Acocella By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino.
