1. The provost of Glasgow gave her a nickname.

2. Anyway, I went to the Provost of Paris.

3. Provost said the boat operator had practiced the stunt but was relatively inexperienced.

4. Mr Constable said later that the provost was traditionally chairman of the board, which was not run along political lines.

5. The provost came to the edge of the scaffold, unrolled a parchment and read the sentences of death.

6. The regents and provost are trying to cast their about-face as a positive move.

7. Provost McDonald said last year BAe had moved the headquarters of its regional jet operation to Prestwick.

8. We were tried before the Provost of Paris the next morning.

9. What have you done in the past months Provost?

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10. During his tenure as provost, Cole experienced his fair share of political messiness.

11. Cushman contacted the Union Army's local provost marshal and offered to perform the toast as a way to ingratiate herself to the Confederates and become a federal intelligence operative.

12. Vice Provost Huddleston says she's also seeing an increase in student transfers.

13. One of these was Provost Bost , administrator of the public school, Eton.

14. The Chancellor and the Provost are the Institute's two most senior academic officers.

15. The provost had the students out of his office in ten minutes.

16. Assistant Provost(), help me give that foolish loudmouth three hot cups of tea.

17. Norrine Bailey Spencer is the associate provost and director of undergraduate admissions.

18. As vice provost at Middle Tennessee State University, Huddleston oversees the registration of new students.

19. Condoleezza Rice, his national security adviser, is a former provost of Stanford University.

20. Consul Wei Liqing and Wang Peijun of the Chinese Consulate General, Vice Provost for International Affairs Holli Semetko were present.