ambassadorial

How To Use ambassadorial In A Sentence

• It is a great honour to learn that I have been given my first ambassadorial appointment.
• The Duchess's ambassadorial role is her first official position with a national organisation. Times, Sunday Times
• His options now remain open, and he has expressed an interest to friends in investing in a footie club and continuing his ambassadorial roles around the world. The Sun
• South African diplomat Francis Moloi discussed how his Ambassadorial Scholarship changed the course of his life.
• It was also about the use that cultures made of ambassadorial myths to assert their superiority. Ambassadors: From Ancient Greece to the Nation State
• Publicly supportive of the new landscape, and palpably conscious of his ambassadorial role, he was at pains to point out difficulties exclusive to the jumps. Times, Sunday Times
• But it will now be purely in an ambassadorial role rather than as a figurehead chairman. The Sun
• Furthermore, Ambassadorial Scholarship turned out to be more than just a way to pay for tuition.
• His cello became an instrument of diplomacy and concerts at the ambassadorial residence were a regular feature. Times, Sunday Times
• Her term two has been a much rockier ride than her more symbolic, ambassadorial first term.