Sentence examples for turned deputy from inspiring English sources

"Too many rats and not enough cheese is the basic problem," said Stephen Anear, a surfer turned deputy district attorney in San Diego County, Calif ."There seems to have been an increase in reports of serious violence".

Reidy, a Forest Service ranger turned deputy incident commander for the fire, was chasing the flames when he spotted them licking their way over a ridge behind a house.

His standing portrait of Jean-Baptiste Belley, a black slave turned deputy to the Convention of France, posed beside a white bust of the abolitionist Raynal, makes a stock image into something suddenly radical and shocking, a metaphor for personal freedom.

At a time when it is fashionable to look for a chief executive officer to run public schools, a general to bark out orders and command change, Judith A. Rizzo says her career as an elementary school principal turned deputy chancellor of New York City schools is an argument for having old-fashioned educators at the top.

The investment banker turned deputy mayor for economic development has long extolled the virtues of international sports competition, and the choice of New York to be one of two candidates for the 2012 Summer Games yesterday was one step toward that goal.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has frequently turned to Deputy Mayor Daniel L. Doctoroff to handle city matters that the mayor should avoid, given his extensive business interests.

Mr. Doctoroff, an investment banker turned New York City deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding, has led the charge in getting New York's bid for the Olympics.

When the films are silent, the room is filled with an Elton John-like hymn called "Candle," recorded by Oksana Bilozir, a pop diva turned parliamentary deputy from Yushchenko's Our Ukraine Party.

When Mr. Al-Amin's rifle was empty, she said, he took a 9 millimeter pistol from his car and turned on Deputy Kinchen again, shooting him three times in the groin.

Former radical student leader turned congressional deputy Camila Vallejo immediately expressed support for the option of a constituent assembly.

America Online actually made him a lucrative offer in 1996 which he turned down to become deputy to then Press Secretary Mike McCurry Mike McCurry.