Sentence examples for local dignitary from inspiring English sources

A local dignitary had died.

"The links between Normandy and England are much thought of," a local dignitary tells me.

A collective wail went up, but the officials traveling with the visiting local dignitary pushed them back, shushing them so he could speak.

The bishop of Wolverhampton was another local dignitary attending the event, where 19th century documents and artefacts, including the society's coat of arms, were on display.

I saw a great plaque not long ago in Bournemouth in memory of some local dignitary, a Mr West, who was described as a "farmer and agitator".

Unlike the award of more distinguished medals, it does not involve a visit to Buckingham Palace, but can be presented by a local dignitary or even be sent through the post.

And even good God!—local dignitaries.

And even — good God! — local dignitaries.

Other times, the restaurant choice is left to local dignitaries.

The royal couple were also meeting local dignitaries and emergency services staff.

Fifty people were there, including tribal sheiks, local dignitaries and members of the local Awakening Council.