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Meanings of named chair in English
Named and usually endowed university professorship.
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Examples for "chair"
Examples for "chair"
1
She was also chair of the African Union Commission until last year.
2
The general and Totski exchanged looks; Gania fidgeted convulsively in his chair.
3
I'd say you just work on your form and lose the chair.
4
Festival Board chair Kirsten Sibbit said they had not seen that happen.
5
When he came in, I was in the chair; but I rose.
1
A magic resideth even in his academic chair.
2
Shall the pulpit, the academic chair, the high court of the finer literature, alone be dumb?
3
To all those belauded sages of the academic chairs, wisdom was sleep without dreams: they knew no higher significance of life.
4
During her time at Oxford, she occasionally ruffled the feathers of her fellow dons, especially when it came to appointing academic chairs.
Usage of named chair in English
1
Ihara was named chair of the compensation committee and sits on the nominations committee.
2
He was named chair of the group in 2011 after a lengthy search for a replacement for Ratan Tata.
3
Former Finance Minister Sir Michael Cullen has already been named chair the group, whose first meeting is expected towards the end of next month.
4
The letter was also signed by Elizabeth Duke, a former Federal Reserve governor named chair of Wells Fargo's board last year in a broader overhaul.
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