Sentence examples for our chieftain from inspiring English sources
Alex Salmond is the pudding of our chieftain race' Gavin Hastings: 'I am totally against independence.
One of his television ads has a narrator singing "Our chieftain is a Scot and we are a strong clan" over the sound of bagpipes.
But, for now, the spotlight is on McAllister, who marched, Braveheart-style, out of the campaign rally to the CDU's election anthem, a punchy bagpipe rock number whose lyrics include the line: "Our chieftain is a Scot and we are a strong clan".
The Torchwood star declared: "We are stronger when we stand together," and branded Alex Salmond the "pudding of our chieftain race", a play on words from Burns poem Address to a Haggis.
Under the soft guiding voice of our chieftain, we visualize her cradling this ball of light we have all created, full of life and energy.
Our chieftain puts a new spin on our meditation this ritual - instead of formally calling quarters (or the four elements of fire, water, earth, and air) as we usually do, she asks us to imagine a ball of light right in the middle of our circle.
We have our swamis of salumi in New York restaurants, our chieftains of charcuterie, our sultans of sausage.
Instead, our literary chieftains just lick the American boot.
Still, "at four...long before my fall into the bitter sophistication which allows us to disdain the figures who make our doubting--our very thinking--possible, I regarded Uncle Admiral as a chieftain and Mankind as the family we both belonged to.
Chieftain, Caledonian Society, Libya.
