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Meanings of have the chief in English
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Usage of have the chief in English
1
I 'll have the chief on the 'phone within five minutes.
2
Ye shall have the chief's feather; and the great one, where is he?
3
They were aimed at blocking activist investors' efforts to have the chief executive fired.
4
Thus have the chief powers of Western and Central Europe displayed their mettle in peaceful tourney.
5
Tell him to have the chief of police-
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In the Babylonian and Assyrian mythologies we have the chief deities as Ishtar, Tammuz, Baal, and Astarte.
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You're a paroled man, and you can't afford to have the chief get it in for you.
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Who is to have the chief command?
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I, who have the chief right to try to form her character, am constantly opposed in my efforts.
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I walked my bike toward the end of the entrance pier, loath to have the chief behind me with the gun.
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Here is also a very great fishing for pilchards; and the merchants for Falmouth have the chief stroke in that gainful trade.
12
No, but because to me it is only a picture-onethat shall have the chief place in the gallery of my memory.
13
The dancers being ready, we were placed in a semicircle, by Ba-na-lang, and Co-al-by, who seemed to have the chief authority and direction.
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On his death, which soon took place, Lawrence Washington had the chief management.
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Seven days the King and his nobles feasted together, Rustem having the chief place.
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Of all the needs a book has the chief need is that it be readable.