Sentence examples for stewards office from inspiring English sources

This weekend, Hamilton, who won the previous race, in Abu Dhabi two weeks ago, said he would aim above all to keep out of trouble, and "out of the race stewards' office".

"I've got the trust and confidence from the team, so it is really just about staying out of trouble, staying out of the stewards' office, putting my head down and doing as best as I can".

Dettori was called into the stewards office and suspended for dropping his hands on Blue Bunting as he finished fourth in a race at Epsom on Friday.

As if timed to reinforce Zito's point, he was handed a two-page memo from the track steward's office warning against the use of Air Power, a medication used by the trainer Jeff Mullins at Aqueduct last month in the barn before a race.

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An English church council in 1143 had forbidden clergy to hold office as stewards or tax gatherers for non-clergy.

However, he acquiesced in Richard III's accession and retained his office as steward, avoiding entanglement in the rebellion (1483) on behalf of Henry Tudor in which his wife was deeply involved.

Edward Woodward, who has worked in London for the Glazers selling United's name to sponsors around the world, steps into Gill's office, to steward the football club itself, where he has limited experience.

According to late 13th-century documents, the Hundred Rolls, King Henry II gave William the office of steward of Exmoor, and lands at North Petherton, Somerset.

Faramir took up his office as Steward, and began preparing the city for the arrival of Aragorn, who was now King of Gondor.

In 1181 Bardulf was at the court of King Henry II of England, where he was steward, or dapifer, an office he held throughout Henry's reign and which he may have held throughout the next reign also.