What is "ambassadorship"

Usage examples of "ambassadorship".

He would be officially nominated for the Ambassadorship by Ra-ghoratrei, but the nomination must be approved by the Federation Council.

There was talk in the CIA that Judge Moore would be leaving soon for a comfortable ambassadorship, perhaps to the Court of St.

I have for many months been using my influence at Washington to get this diplomatic see expanded into an ambassadorship, with the idea, of course th--But never mind.

She wondered if one of the qualifications to an ambassadorship was to be a consummate liar, because he excelled.

I had only come across before through the uncertain ambassadorship of her products.

Again the swift coureurs de bois, half-savage in their ambassadorship of the woods, follow the traces of the most ancient roadmakers, the buffalo and deer, and the voyageurs carry their boats across the portage places.

I could not persuade him that by ambassadorship I did not mean knuckling under, turning the cheek, and so forth.

I have for many months been using my influence at Washington to get this diplomatic see expanded into an ambassadorship, with the idea, of course th--But never mind.

I had only come across before through the uncertain ambassadorship of her products.

Perhaps this ne'er-do-well father is to be classed as one of those rough coureurs de bois who, in his ambassadorship from his ancestors to their frontier posterity, forgot the conventions and manners of the ancestral life in the temptations of the open country to a man without a slave.

Men with less diplomacy than George have held down ambassadorships in foreign capitals.

Funderburk was not a fatcat who wanted an ambassadorship in return for a campaign contribution.

The ambassadorship is a very polite way of making someone into a remittance man.