Sentence examples for old aide from inspiring English sources

[What they meant is,] as an old friend, an old aide to Zhao Ziyang, it is understandable.

But the senator denied any ethics violations, insisting that the $96,000 was a simple gift from his parents to Mr. Hampton and that he used his office to help two of Mr. Hampton's lobbying clients on merit, not because they were crucial to keeping his old aide employed.

It's been a long time since Working Title was a one-trick posh pony churning out chummy London-set romcoms, but you can't help imagining Hugh Grant as a bumbling yet charming magician making a living from children's parties, who discovers he's actually a reincarnation of Arthur's wise old aide.

The 24-year-old former aide to Anwar has given graphic testimony accusing him of forced anal sex at an apartment block in June 2008.

Mr. Squadron, a 28-year-old former aide to United States Senator Charles E. Schumer, campaigned on a pledge to bring reform and fresh energy to Albany and was endorsed by a number of prominent politicians, including Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

But they had all been forced to compete with one influential White House official: Stephen Miller, the thirty-two-year-old former aide to Jeff Sessions who has become Trump's top immigration adviser.

In July 1969, the single most damaging incident of his life took place when he left a party on an island called Chappaquiddick with Mary Jo Kopechne, a 28-year-old former aide to Bobby, and drove off a bridge into the water.

In August, the government charged the politician with sodomy for the second time in his career, in this case, with a 23-year-old former aide, Saiful Bukhari Azlan.

Before June 4th all of us were minister-level officials, and are old aides to Zhao.

Marginalized for months, Mr. Kerry's old aides and advisers reasserted themselves once and for all after Mr. Kerry dismissed Jim Jordan, his campaign manager, in November.

And except for foreign-policy advisers, he has staffed his campaign with Texans, turning his back on many of his father's old aides and on the East Coast establishment in general, which he has found socially and intellectually pretentious since his student days.