Chief In A Sentence

• Their chief anxiety was lest they should ask too little.
• I returned home to act as chief mourner at his funeral.
• After this event the chief returned to Oquaga.
• A parson of the Church of England is his chief assistant.
• The heart of the War Chief throbbed with savage delight.
• Bauer, chief secretary to the Austrian Embassy in London.
• The chief thing seems to me to be to work a way out of the muddle.
• This was a sabre-duel between the chief of police and the city attorney.
• With head erect, the strong-knit figure of the chief stands at repose.
• To which is added a Description of the Chief Continental Systems.

• And will not their chief gratitude stray beyond the creditor to their benevolent substitute?
• Besides, the conduct of the chief towards me made me feel certain of speedy deliverance.
• The chief was slow and taciturn in answering, but at last burst forth in no uncertain language.
• I had really fancied myself the chief character in this interview with Mrs. Moss.
• The chief cause of anxiety to honest Wolfert, however, was the growing prosperity of the city.
• Backed by his faithful warriors, the War Chief could speak in tones of authority to his foe.
• Pontiac, great chief of the Ottawas, had raised the standard of revolt against English rule.
• In February, 1911, appointed chief aviation instructor to the Spanish Army.
• His chief opponents are, first, Eristics or Megarians; secondly, the Materialists.
• The consideration of most of them may be deferred; but we had better now discuss the chief captain and leader of them.
• The chief gathered the women and children into one house and set the torch to all the other buildings in the settlement.
• All went on well with us until a new chief of the sbirri was sent to our village to take command of the police.
• England, they said, was taxing them unjustly and posting soldiers in their chief cities to carry out her will.
• Even this wary, distrustful chief of banditti forgot for a moment his usual foresight and precaution in the common wish to be admired.
• The worthy gentleman did not know whether he stood on his head or his heels, and yet he is one of the chief men in the land!
• Herein my chief glory lies; and whatever enlightenment my destiny has boasted, streams from that radiant point.
• One of the chief characteristics of the walrus is the presence of two elongated tusks (the canine teeth) in the upper jaw.
• Thither from all sides the people collected, thinking that at any moment the chief of the Mohawks might pounce upon them.
• The Mohawk chief replied in a kindly fashion, referring to the pleasant hours he had spent at the school.
• It was the name of a noted bushranger, whose last crime had been a daring robbery of the chief bank of Adelaide.
• Major Lessard, who happens to be the big chief in this neck of the woods, seems to have developed a sudden grouch against him.
• As the scheme was unfolded, the war-scarred chief of the Mohawks saw that he was meant to serve under this youth of small experience.
• He took a peculiar liking to the bronzed chief of the Six Nations and persuaded him to sit for his portrait.
• In the Science Series some simple experiments have been devised, leading up to the chief truths of each science.
• The name of the great War Chief had a charm about it that drew to his command warriors from every part of the forest.
• The Oneidas had the right to their opinion, but their conduct must have stung the heart of the chief of the Mohawks.
• The chief ingredients of Redpath's make-up were honesty, sincerity, kindliness, and pluck.
• Goodman went off to San Francisco for a week's holiday, and left me to be chief editor.
• Certainly her chief attentions were lavished on the most distinguished among our friends, who were the very people most apt to put her devotion to the test.

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