Sentence examples for to ambassador from inspiring English sources
noun
A minister of the highest rank sent to a foreign court to represent there his sovereign or country. (Sometimes called ambassador-in-residence)
That role, he said, will now fall to Ambassador Eikenberry.
Hagel apologized this week "to Ambassador Hormel and any L.G.B.T.
The NCAFP extends its deepest sympathy to Ambassador Hoveyda's family.
Kai also told me the "those" referred to Ambassador Holbrooke.
Promoted to ambassador to Argentina in 1935, he was transferred in 1937 to Germany.
General Franco gave to Ambassador Bowers a list of twenty-eight aviators whom he desires freed.
So dovish eyes turned to Ambassador at Large W. Averell Harriman.
More than a week later, General Pasha came back to Ambassador Munter to discuss a new strategy.
He began sending out a stream of nervous text messages to Ambassador Munter, updating him about the court proceedings.
"We'll listen to Ambassador Bremer to determine what his needs are," a spokeswoman, Claire Buchan, said in Crawford, Tex.
Several calls and messages to Ambassador Tobias's office asking for comment on the Lancet study were not returned.
