chief interpreter in a sentence

• From London, he went to New York to function as chief interpreter.
• He became chief interpreter of the Constitution of 1868.
• He was a former chief interpreter of the United Nations interpretation service in New York City.
• Sastri was soon appointed Chief Interpreter at a pay of Rs . 2, 000-2, 500 a month.
• Chief Interpreter Richard Sonnenfeldt explains that they brought in G鰎ing to confront Hess but that he too failed to make an impression.
• The First Presidency are to be the chief interpreters of the Word of God to the church and have ultimate responsibility for church administration.
• Today, he still plies his trade as NBC's chief interpreter of the Federal Reserve, the Dow Jones index and other bastions of the business world.
• Frank Ackerman, retired chief interpreter for the National Park Service, will narrate the trip between Saratoga Springs and Westport in Essex County beginning July 1.
• The court does not keep official figures, but Nancy Festinger, chief interpreter at the court, estimates that a quarter of the cases heard there use interpreters.
• For 13 years Bandar has been the sole official voice of Saudi Arabia in Washington and, in Saudi Arabia, the chief interpreter of the American government.
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• Eberlein was best known to East Germans as the chief interpreter and adviser during the rule of Walter Ulbricht, under whose government the Berlin Wall was built.
• Anyone familiar with Foote's work knows details are vital, and Hallie Foote's attention to them is one of the reasons she is the chief interpreter of her father's plays.
• Demand for interpreters can also change for other reasons other than increased immigration, according to Nancy Festinger, chief interpreter for the Southern District of the United States District Court.
• Egypt's chief interpreter of Muslim law says a woman can hold almost any job _ even as an interpreter of religious law _ but not that of head of state.
• Some 500 to 1, 000 terminals are already in use, said Tim Rarus, vice president and chief interpreter of CSD, a firm in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, that assembles the device.
• At the commencement of the negotiations respecting breaches of the 1826 Treaty of Yandabo, Latter left his regiment to serve as chief interpreter to Commodore Chevalier Bayard of the expedition ."
• After finishing school, he joined the service of British India as Chief Interpreter to the Commissioner of Raj Shahi Division and was posted to Buxaduar which was then part of Bhutan.
• Thanks to his knowledge of German, he became chief interpreter for U . S . occupation forces in western Germany and chief editor of the Neue Zeitung newspaper in Frankfurt in 1949-52.
• The first Portuguese expedition to land in Brazil, 500 years ago last month, included a Polish-born Jew as its chief interpreter, as well as astronomers and map makers who are believed to have been of Jewish origin.
• In April 1972, Cheng was appointed by the Hong Kong government as a Chief Interpreter ( Simultaneous Interpretation ) to help introduce Chinese-English simultaneous interpretation service for the New Year Honours of 1985 in recognition of his service.