Sentence examples for ultimate chief from inspiring English sources

Dahkpannah means "Supreme Zo," the title given to the ultimate chief of all sixteen of Liberia's indigenous tribes.

In recent American history, few retired generals have scored as big as Dwight D. Eisenhower, who got the ultimate chief executive's job: president of the United States.

Yet another touts God as the ultimate chief executive.

Antonin Scalia, at 76, will sit on the Court until the ultimate chief justice summons him.

Yet with the outfits of the Golden Globe Awards on everybody's lips — and with Gucci's ultimate boss, François-Henri François-Henri Pinaultcuthee of PPR, in Hollywood rather than front row — Ms. Giannini hit a men's wear sweet spot for after dark.

"In a year that proved to have no shortage of story lines, I believe very strongly that performance is the ultimate narrative," the chief, Lloyd C. Blankfein, said in the companywide message.

And the triumphant return of Bill Clinton, the ultimate "Explainer-in-Chief," capped it all off, proving, as Sorkin did before him, that percentages, policy papers, and political parables can make for good television.

The princes were nonetheless the chief and ultimate beneficiaries of the events of 1180.

"Both were looking for the ultimate kick," said the chief judge, Volker Mütze, after reading the verdict.

He played the role of Master Chief, the ultimate superwarrior, and I was a friendly alien who liked to fight.

But as commander in chief, the ultimate decision will be that of President Obama, who must sign off on any death sentences in the military.