Meanings of chief organiser in English

It's all down to the force of nature that is the chief organiser Anna May McHugh.

Beside him was Rachel Borken, the chief organiser.

The chief organiser is Kathy Cunningham.

Afterwards chief organiser of the Fenian movement, of which, with O'Mahony and Doheny, he was one of the founders.

The Beijing 2008 Olympics torch relay will travel across all continents and scale Mount Everest, the Games' chief organiser said yesterday.

Although the ERG is chaired by Jacob Rees-Mogg, its chief organiser is Steve Baker, a former aerospace software engineer who entered parliament in 2010.

Elkanah Settle (1648-1724) was chief organiser of the procession on the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's birthday in 1680, when the Pope was burned in effigy.

The Chief Organiser rang off.

Chief organiser Prachin Eamlumnow said eyes will be on how Thailand handles one of the first big global shows since the pandemic started.

"Lend us the instruments," said the Chief Organiser.

One of the chief organisers of street demonstrations in protest against the lowering of the Union flag above Belfast City Hall was arrested today.

He and Paul, with a Major in the Monmouths, were chief organisers; and much practice was afoot at tent-pegging, bare-back horsemanship, and the like.

"The poll opens at eight to-morrow morning," said the Chief Organiser; "we must have him out by 7 a.m."

"What is the prospect?" I asked Henry Woodhouse, chief organiser of these aeroplane forces, on the day before the fight.

"Have you any band instruments of an easy nature to play?" demanded the Chief Organiser of the Prison Governor; "drums, cymbals, those sort of things?"