The chief examiner was a small, portly man named Pulyatkin.

It was a continuation of an ongoing conversation he'd been having with the chief examiner.

After a few minutes of labeling plastic bags, the chief examiner returned to his microphone to sum up.

And my mother is a chief examiner, nearly as important.' Looking over his shoulder, he softened his voice.

The chief examiner turned off the overhead light and the microphone and mechanically removed his gloves and mask.

In the middle of August The Irish Times carried comment about the chief examiner's report on Junior Cert higher-level mathematics.

Concurring in this opinion, I nominate Silas W. Burt, of New York, to be chief examiner of the Civil Service Commission.

Doug Jones, Iowa's chief examiner of voting equipment and a computer scientist at the University of Iowa, was struck by this note.

Each Junior and Leaving Cert exam subject has a chief examiner, who is usually the senior inspector for that subject with the Department of Education.

This statement comes from page 2 of the chief examiner's report on higher-level English in the 1995 Leaving Cert examination.

The chief examiner in maths has said that the boom in part-time working among 15-18-year-olds is partly responsible for falling standards.

The commission said that following discussions with the chief examiner in maths, it was satisfied that the questions were "within the parameters of the syllabus".

In a cantankerous, unsigned diatribe, the Step chief examiner for 2014 complains that only 3.8% of applicants scored top marks.

This involves the story of Hien and the Chief Examiner.

The two chief examiners are sent from Pekin.

The pursuit of a fair and lofty object is set about with hidden pitfalls to others beyond you, O noble Chief Examiner!