Examples of using Macmaster in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Tom MacMaster.
MacMaster and Mrs.
Hamish MacMaster.
You're taking the credit from Macmaster.
Mr and Mrs Macmaster, is it?
Mr Macmaster seems to know him, too.
You mean Mr Macmaster?
MacMaster has been accredited to authoring multiple catalogs/books, including;
She's been Mrs MacMaster for six months.
There was a telegram from the office, from Macmaster.
Yes, of course. But Macmaster depends on me.
A pleasure indeed and you must be the famous Vincent Macmaster.
I told Vincent Macmaster, no one else knows.
There's a telegram re-directed care of Wannop.It must be Macmaster.
And a very good morning to you, too, Macmaster. So you looked over my figures.
Lady Claudine says come and pick a bone at Mountby. You too, Macmaster.
In 2004 MacMaster was the Deputy Director of the Middle East and Africa Division.
The money his mother left himmust have gone mostly to set her up with MacMaster.
His pal MacMaster keeps a woman they share right under your nose, if you want to know.
Vincent, Mr Macmaster, has rooms in Gray's Inn, right across from some people you know, I think.
Mr Macmaster has taken to coming down at the weekends to talk to my husband about the poets he knew in his young days.
I can let Macmaster have it in the hour and 10 minutes remaining but I insist on his taking credit for it.
Hamish MacMaster is a New Zealand diplomat. He is currently serving as New Zealand's ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
In 2013, MacMaster was announced as the new Ambassador to Saudi Arabia. During his tenure he will also be cross-credited to Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
Violinist Natalie MacMaster and TED Musical Director Thomas Dolby play Dolby's original song“Blue Is a River” in this ethereal duet-- with a little dancing.
Natalie MacMaster: I'm going to just quickly start out with a little bit of music here.(Applause)(Music)(Applause) Thank you!(Applause) I took my shoes off to dance, but maybe I will get at that later.
On 9 April 2015, MacMaster met with Prince Al-Waleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to discuss the issues between New Zealand and Saudi Arabia in relation to investment and investment economics.[5].
MacMaster first joined the public service in 1988 when he attained a job within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. It has been noted that he has been posted to Ankara, and to Riyadh, for minor roles, before 2004.
On 13 January 2016, MacMaster met with Mufleh Al-Qahtani, Chairman of the National Society for Human Rights of Saudi Arabia. He discussed capital punishment, including the death penalty, and other human rights-related topics.[6].
MacMaster was announced New Zealand's ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Iran in 2004. During his time in Tehran, MacMaster was also accredited to Afghanistan and Pakistan.[1] After being recalled from his position as Ambassador to Iran in 2009, McMaster resettled in Wellington.