He apprised the chairmen of the Senate and House appropriations committees that the government was going ahead with emergency expenditures on the assumption that Congress would back up the administration later.
Chairmen of the various committees were unanimous in asking that word be spread broadcast that mere sightseeing visitors were not wanted.
Palmer, Jackson, and Edwards were three chairmen who had helped to carry French, James, and Dockwra to Leicester Fields; but they had nothing to add to the evidence already given.
A half-dozen of chairs were now called, and the six gentlemen stepping into them, the word was privately given to the chairmen to go to Leicester Field, where the gentlemen were set down opposite the 'Standard Tavern.
Enter +Don Octavio+, and the Chairmen appear at the door.
Poor chairmen blunder along and make bad "breaks" which irritate both audience and speaker, while good chairmen feel they are doing nothing that could not be better done by the speaker and, that they are really only in his way.
It is a case of survival of the fittest; the course lecturers who had chairmen didn't know their business and they disappeared.
Fortunately, most inexperienced chairmen seek the speaker's advice and follow it.
He is chairman of the most important committee of the House of Commons, and his cabinet consists of the chairmen of other committees.
To complete the parallel, let us suppose that, after a new House of Representatives is elected, it chooses this prime minister, and he appoints the other chairmen who are to make up his cabinet.
The chairmen of the other committees on foreign, military, and naval affairs will answer to the English secretaries of state for foreign affairs and for war, the first lord of the admiralty, and so on.
She paid the chairmen liberally, and dismissing them, followed Steve down a steep and narrow lane leading to the riverside.
One after another the carriages rolled away, the chairmen trotted off with their fair burdens, the casual onlookers dispersed, and left the street to Lord Beachcombe and his noisy retinue.
She descended, and bidding the chairmen wait, boldly entered the house and knocked at the first door she came to.
He scarcely vouchsafed a glance toward Lady Barbara, and as she swung past him in her gorgeous sedan-chair, with her four tall chairmen at full trot, she was so elated that she had half a mind to stop and speak to him.
Thanks are due to Chairmen Hoge and Murphy, for kindness and favors rendered.
The entire Grievance Committee of the Burlington and the Chairmen of all the other Committees composed the assembly.
Chairmen of the several Grievance Committees think it practicable, and we earnestly ask the Chairmen to institute this boycott as soon as in their judgment it can be worked with advantage to our cause.
A Committee was appointed to visit Chiefs Arthur and Sargent and request them to make an official call of all the Chairmen of Grievance Committees.
Chiefs Arthur and Sargent and Chairmen Hoge and Murphy, at the Grand Pacific Hotel, had a similar experience.
These reports created decidedly bitter feeling on the part of the striking employes, and ultimated in the convening of the chairmen of the Grievance Committees of the several systems complained of.
This Committee was composed ofChairmen of roads not on strike.
July 14, Mr. Stone sent for Chairmen Hoge and Murphy to talk over a settlement of the strike.
Pedestrians were often insulted and roughly treated by the chairmenhanging about Lucas's and the "Eagle" Tavern.
He like an orderly divine, Comes home a quarter after nine, And meets her hasting to the ball: Her chairmen push him from the wall.
The chairmen are not to be found, "Come, let us play the other round.
He bade the chairmen carry him to Queen's Square; Mr. Wogan heard the word of command with an inexpressible confusion of dismay.
The chairmenwere rendered quite vivacious by having such a courteous burden, and to Clerkenwell they went at a fair round trot.
The very chairmen seemed favoured rivals as they bore her down the street.
There are certain types of chairmen who have so often been described and are so familiar that it is not worth while to linger on them.
With the amount of accumulated experience that I had behind me I was naturally interested during my lecture in England in the chairmen who were to introduce me.
The County Court Judges in Ireland are also Chairmen of the Quarter Sessions of their respective counties.
On June 8 the election of chairmen and secretaries to the committees was reported to the members.
They tell me you're an effective speaker, a number of county chairmen have said your speeches in the last campaign made a good impression.
Why, all thechairmen and hackney coachmen know un; ay, and madam his duchess too.
When the shoes were polished and the stubble mown, Sherebiah called up a couple of chairmenwho were sitting on their poles near by.
The members of the Board have always been recruited from our leading merchants, shipowners, and brokers, and they have been fortunate in selecting as their chairmen men of exceptional ability.
Mr. Perkins retired in 1894 and I was appointed chairman, and became the only lay chairman in Lancashire, the other three chairmen being all Queen's counsel.
I would have stood among the chairmen till midnight for the chance of getting in.
Visitors must come in sedan chairs and there must be some place, aside from the street, where the chairs and chairmen could wait for the guests.
During the earliest years of the Library Committee, the Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen were not regularly appointed annually.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chairmen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
