Mary is Tom's secretary.

The following spring she became secretary of the committee and, except for one year, retained that position until 1858.

His secretary in the 1680s was Colonel Edward Griffith, brother in law of the Duchess of Marlborough, who was Anne's close confidante and friend.

And in this case, a 45 year old medical secretary at Mayo, who had lost her mother to breast cancer when she was very young, wanted to enroll in our study.

Sayadi, the director of Fondation Secours Mondial, and Vinck, its secretary, were listed as individuals by the United Nations on 22 January 2003 and thereafter by the European Union.

For example, a woman is portrayed as a secretary, the one that cooks, cleans, prepares children for bed, while a man is portrayed as the manager, the one that earns a living, as a successful athlete, etc. Procedures have still not been initiated to prevent the repeating of these same gender prejudices in future teaching curricula.

2.5 As evidence of her political activities, the complainant submitted to the Migration Board a receipt for the payment of the membership fee and a certificate from the Jatiya Party, which stated that she had joined the party in 1994 and was elected Joint Secretary in January 1996.

Think of the appeal of films like Thelma and Louise or Working Girl, in which the leading character is a gutsy, exploited secretary who, trampled by a snooty female Ivy League boss, nonetheless manages to end up with the dream job, the dream guy, and the corner office.

Still another film reawakens not so distant American history and casts it in a radically altered light Doug Liman s Fair Game reinterprets the Valerie Plame Joe Wilson scandal of 2003, and reveals that Plame was far from being a glorified secretary, as the Bush administration had portrayed her.